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Description: The Figueroa Street Tunnels, located in Los Angeles, California, are a series of four tunnels that were constructed between 1930 and 1931 to facilitate vehicular traffic through the hilly terrain of Elysian Park. These tunnels, which run along North Figueroa Street, were part of a larger infrastructure project aimed at improving connectivity between downtown Los Angeles and the rapidly growing suburban areas to the north. The tunnels are notable for their Art Deco design elements, which reflect the architectural trends of the era. Over the years, the Figueroa Street Tunnels have become an iconic feature of Los Angeles, frequently appearing in films, television shows, and commercials, thereby cementing their place in the cultural and historical landscape of the city. Despite the construction of newer freeways and roads, the tunnels continue to serve as a vital thoroughfare for local traffic.