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Southern California Regional Rocks and Roads - I-5: Golden State / Santa Ana / San Diego Freeways
North of the East Los Angeles Interchange, I-5 becomes the Golden State Freeway, a holdover name from US 99 which was known as the Golden State Highway since the 1920’s. This section of I-5 was completed in stages from 1954 to 1970. North of Castaic, the freeway heads over the Ridge Route, a name that has carried over from the original 1915 Ridge Route, which is still there. It is also erroneously known as “The Grapevine“, a name that really applies to Grapevine Canyon, not the whole road over the mountains. Prior to 1983, northbound signs still pointed to Bakersfield as a control city. In 1983, the signs were changed to Sacramento, better reflecting the next major city on I-5 instead of former US 99.
The majority of the Golden State Freeway was built between 1958 and 1962. One section, under the 1928 Hyperion Viaduct, somehow still manages to squeeze under a bridge that was never designed with a major freeway in mind.