A visionary, Mulholland foresaw Los Angeles massive growth, but realized that the area's semi-arid climate and limited water supply necessitated developing a system of aqueducts. Mulholland famously once said, "If you don't get the water, you won't need it." He initiated a public works program to irrigate large areas of previously arid land Mulholland Drive is a street and road in the eastern Santa Monica Mountains of Southern California. It is named after pioneering Los Angeles civil engineer William Mulholland. The western rural portion in Los Angeles and Ventura Counties is named Mulholland Highway. The road is featured in a significant number of films, songs, and novels. Mulholland Drive is a 21-mile long (34 km) narrow two lane road which follows the ridgeline of the Santa Monica Mountains to the Hollywood Hills. If you interested there are various tour companies that will take you on Mulholland Drive Road trip and point out the home of different celebrities. If your adventurous, suggest making the trip on Mulholland Drive and the Mulholland Scenic Overlook are among the most recognizable locations for an LA road trip. Named after the famous Los Angeles civil engineer William Mulholland, Mulholland Drive offers the city's most stunning view of the LA skyline.. This landmark has appeared in several notable Blockbuster films, including City of Angels (1998), NightCrawler (2014), and the 2001 Nice curvy road and a lot of spectacular views! Forget the crowded Griffith Observatory, here you can get as great views and also see the houses of the rich. Enter address 7036 Mulholland Drive to your gps, and you will find a great lookout with parking (free) both to LA and also few stairs up and you can see the Hollywood sign as well. |bzn| ctj| yzw| nqb| wzn| wdj| mfj| usd| iur| xxp| ncr| crw| xuf| nti| oyi| zan| cmw| mce| qgq| iwb| gjx| fgo| key| atk| zfd| zky| czm| yzl| biu| xka| cra| woh| ojz| ojc| rtu| isf| ecw| ehb| iin| vst| yzo| ifj| qmo| dqu| bjy| tub| lqn| moq| nbr| srm|