City of Azusa

Station Sites:

The City of Azusa has two station sites. One is in the downtown area (Alameda Station) and the other on the eastern border of the City near Azusa Pacific University and Citrus College (Citrus Station).

Click Here to view a conceptual station layout for the Alameda Station

The downtown station will be located off of Alameda Avenue. Passengers will be able to enter side platforms from western end to board the train. This station will be located adjacent to the historic Santa Fe Depot.

Click Here to view a conceptual station layout for the Citrus Station

The Citrus Station will be located at the site of the Monrovia Nursery development on the eastern border of the City. The station will have a center platform located between Palm and Citrus Avenues. Passengers will be able to enter the platform from the east end.

Alameda Station Rendering

Citrus Station Rendering

About the City of Azusa

Rugged Mountains and foothills form a spectacular backdrop to a community where ancient peoples first lived more than 6,000 years ago. From the snow covered peak of Mt. San Antonio towering over 10,000 feet, the San Gabriel river drains a watershed of more than 600 square miles. The City of Azusa was founded in 1887 and incorporated as a general law city on December 29, 1898. Today, Azusa is a model older suburban community, located 26 miles east of Los Angeles , that is undergoing growth and rejuvenation.

Situated at the base of the San Gabriel Mountains, it has nearly 50,000 residents and is home to Azusa Pacific University. The pristine areas of river flood plain create corridors of wetlands for wildlife, fish, including steelhead trout. Tributary streams are lined with willow, cottonwood, sycamore and alders. Higher up are mountain forests, home to bobcats, mountain lions and bears. This not only provides a diverse and spectacular backdrop to the city, but a destination for recreation, mountain biking, hiking and fishing.

Source: City of Azusa Website
www.ci.azusa.ca.us