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San Francisco, Usa

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1853 United States Coast Survey Map (Source)

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Francis Samuel Marryat, Hilltop of San Francisco, California, Looking toward the Bay, 1849. M.& N. Hanhart Chromolithograph (Source)

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Port of San Francisco in 1851 (Source)

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The Palace of Fine Arts at the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition (Source)

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The Bay Bridge, under construction in 1935, took forty months to complete. (Source)

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The San Francisco Peninsula (Source)

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Cars navigate Lombard Street to descend Russian Hill. (Source)

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San Franciscos Chinatown is the oldest and one of the largest in North America. (Source)

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Skyscrapers are common in northeast San Francisco, the citys downtown (Source)

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The Transamerica Pyramid was the tallest building in San Francisco until 2016, when Salesforce Tower surpassed it (Source)

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Fog is a regular feature of San Francisco summers. (Source)

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Map of racial distribution in San Francisco Bay Area, 2010 U.S. Census. Each dot is 25 people: White, Black, Asian Hispanic, or Other (yellow) (Source)

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California Street in the Financial District (Source)

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Ships docked at Pier 3, with Financial District skyscrapers in the background. (Source)

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The Ferry Building along the Embarcadero (Source)

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Boutiques along Fillmore Street in Pacific Heights (Source)

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High-rises surround Yerba Buena Gardens, South of Market (Source)

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The rainbow flag, symbol of LGBT pride, originated in San Francisco; banners like this one decorate streets in The Castro. (Source)

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The lobby of the War Memorial Opera House, one of the last buildings erected in Beaux Arts style in the United States (Source)

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AT&T Park opened in 2000. (Source)

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The Olympic Club. (Source)

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Ocean Beach, San Francisco with a view of the Cliff House (Source)

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Golden Gate Park as seen from Strawberry Hill (Source)

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Alamo Square is one of the most well known parks in the area, and is often a symbol of San Francisco for its popular location for film and pop culture. (Source)

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San Francisco City Hall (Source)

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CHP officers enforce the California Vehicle Code, pursue fugitives spotted on the highways, and attend to all significant obstructions and accidents within their jurisdiction. (Source)

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The Lone Mountain Campus of the University of San Francisco. (Source)

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San Francisco State University Main Quad (Source)

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San Francisco Chronicle Building (Source)

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The Bay Bridge offers the only direct automobile connection to the East Bay (Source)