Inglewood

Inglewood is a city south of Los Angeles in California, spreading across residential neighborhoods, commercial districts and large sports facilities. Streets follow a grid pattern, with wide boulevards lined by low-rise buildings and occasional palm trees.

The settlement emerged from a land development project in the late 19th century and gained city status in 1908. It grew rapidly in the following decades due to its proximity to Los Angeles and the arrival of new industries.

On game days, the city fills with fans wearing jerseys and grilling in stadium parking lots before matches. Local music venues and clubs draw well-known performers throughout the year, reflecting the community's connection to entertainment.

The city sits near several freeways, making it easy to reach from different parts of the region. Visitors should expect heavy traffic on event days and plan to arrive early.

During the 1920s, this place recorded the highest population growth rate of any city in the country. Today it hosts one of the largest sports arenas in the western United States.

Location: Los Angeles County

Inception: 1888

Elevation above the sea: 40 m

Shares border with: Los Angeles International Airport, Los Angeles, Hawthorne

Website: https://cityofinglewood.org

GPS coordinates: 33.95750,-118.34611

Latest update: December 12, 2025 00:56