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San Carlos Street
San Carlos Street near its western terminus
Length3.2 mi (5.1 km)[1][2]
West endBascom Avenue/Stevens Creek Boulevard in San Jose, California
Major
junctions
  • Buena Vista Avenue
  • Muller Place
  • Meridian Avenue
  • Race Street
  • Leigh Ave/Shasta Ave
  • Gap in route
  • South 10th Street
  • South 11th Street
East endSouth 17th Street in San Jose, California

San Carlos Street is a major east-west city street in San Jose, California.[3][4][5] It consists of two unconnected parts.[1][2] The western part is an arterial road from Stevens Creek Boulevard to South 4th Street,[3] and the eastern part is a residential street from South 10th Street to South 17th Street.[2] Major intersections include Buena Vista Avenue, Muller Place, Meridian Avenue, Race Street, and Leigh Avenue.[6]

Route description[edit]

Western segment[edit]

San Carlos Street begins in the west at Bascom Avenue as a continuation of Stevens Creek Boulevard.[7] It then heads east as a four-lane[4] road toward Downtown San Jose. On this section, San Carlos Street has several signalized intersections.

The intersection of San Carlos Street and Bird Avenue.

After meeting CA-87, San Carlos Street continues for 0.7[8] more miles before terminating near San Jose State University in Downtown San Jose.

Eastern segment[edit]

To the east of San Jose State University, San Carlos Street begins again at an intersection with South 10th Street. It then continues as a residential street for 0.4 miles[2] before ending at South 17th Street.

History[edit]

At the start of the 1900s, commercial development on the Stevens Creek Road/San Carlos Street corridor was increasing. It was made into a major road stretching across San Jose. In 1933, viaducts were constructed to carry San Carlos Street over the Los Gatos Creek and Southern Pacific (SP) tracks.[9]

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