1995 Map of Beverly Hills

About this map

Beverly Hills and the surrounding Westside neighborhoods of Los Angeles are captured here in the late 1990s, showcasing a landscape of high-value real estate and world-famous cultural institutions. The map highlights the sprawling campus of the Univ of California at Los Angeles and the extensive grounds of the Veterans Administration Center and Los Angeles National Cemetery. The urban fabric is defined by legendary thoroughfares like Sunset Blvd and Wilshire Blvd, which connect residential enclaves like Bel Air and Brentwood to the commercial hubs of Century City and West Hollywood. In Culver City, the presence of MGM Studios and Desilu Studios underscores the region's identity as a global entertainment capital. The southern reach of the Santa Monica Mountains transitions into the coastal plains near Santa Monica, where the Santa Monica Pier marks the edge of the Pacific Ocean. Farther inland, clusters of Oil Wells near the Hillcrest Country Club serve as a reminder of the industrial heritage that once dominated the Los Angeles Basin.