Who knew there were so many types of manhole covers in LA?
I found 4 of significance:
"Made In Mexico"
One from Grand Central Market: "under your souls - 38,753 streets"
"Made in India"
"City of Los Angeles"
Are there others out there? Take a picture and let me know.
City Nerd Extra:
During World War II, Los Angeles employed wooden manhole covers because the War Production Board prohibited the use of steel & iron for the sewer covers. They were made of treated wood that prevented termites and rotting. Take a look:
Wednesday, March 29, 2006
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