The Conejo Grade is a 7% grade incline on a section of US 101 (the Ventura Freeway). Also known as the Camarillo Grade, it links Thousand Oaks and cities of the Conejo Valley, with Camarillo and the cities on the Oxnard Plain. With a summit elevation of 841.1 feet (256.4 m), California Highway Patrol inspection stations for trucks are situated on both sides of the highway at the upper terminus of the grade.
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| - The Conejo Grade is a 7% grade incline on a section of US 101 (the Ventura Freeway). Also known as the Camarillo Grade, it links Thousand Oaks and cities of the Conejo Valley, with Camarillo and the cities on the Oxnard Plain. With a summit elevation of 841.1 feet (256.4 m), California Highway Patrol inspection stations for trucks are situated on both sides of the highway at the upper terminus of the grade. (en)
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- California State University Channel Islands
- Camarillo, California
- Thousand Oaks, California
- Santa Ana Winds
- Santa Monica Mountains
- Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area
- Mountain lion
- Ventura County Transportation Commission
- Santa Monica Mountains
- Historic trails and roads in California
- Ventura County, California
- Ventura Freeway
- Norwegian Colony
- Norwegian Grade
- Conejo Mountain
- Chumash people
- El Camino Real (California)
- GPS wildlife tracking
- Blind curve
- Conejo Valley
- History of Ventura County, California
- Roads in Ventura County, California
- Simi Hills
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- Thousand Oaks, California
- U.S. Route 101 in California
- Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing
- Adolfo Camarillo
- Grade (slope)
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- Camarillo, California
- U.S. Route 101
- Geography of Ventura County, California
- Port of Hueneme
- National Park Service
- National Wildlife Federation
- Newbury Park, California
- Oak Park, California
- Woolsey Fire
- Santa Rosa Valley
- Oxnard Plain
- Rancho El Conejo
- Port Hueneme
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| - The Conejo Grade is a 7% grade incline on a section of US 101 (the Ventura Freeway). Also known as the Camarillo Grade, it links Thousand Oaks and cities of the Conejo Valley, with Camarillo and the cities on the Oxnard Plain. With a summit elevation of 841.1 feet (256.4 m), California Highway Patrol inspection stations for trucks are situated on both sides of the highway at the upper terminus of the grade. The Conejo Mountain has functioned as a barrier by separating Ventura County into East County and West County. Historically, the mountain was known for its many jackrabbits and prickly pear cacti. The surrounding area was formed by volcanic eruptions millions of years ago, a rare geological formation in Southern California. Within the traditional lands of the Chumash people, they had a trading trail through the pass, and it later served as a trading route for farmers and their wagons down the Conejo Grade to the Hueneme wharf. The grade experienced improvements by the newly established State Highway Department in 1912, when the road measured six miles (9.7 km) long and had 49 curves. Traffic kept increasing and the road was straightened and relocated in 1935. The new road was a mile shorter and only had twelve curves. (en)
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