History
The original routing of Route 71 according to the 1934 listing was from U.S. 80, now Interstate 8, in San Diego north to U.S. Route 66, now State Route 66, near Claremont via Elsinore and Temecula. The early section of Chino Valley Freeway was made in 1971 from Kellogg Interchange to Pomona Freeway. The section from SR 60 to Riverside Freeway was completed in March 1998.
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