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The San Francisco Bay, as well as its central location, and position on the California mission trail played heavily into the growth of the city during the California Gold Rush.
 
The San Francisco Bay, as well as its central location, and position on the California mission trail played heavily into the growth of the city during the California Gold Rush.
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===Major Earthquakes===
 
===Major Earthquakes===
 
In 1906, a large earthquake struck San Francisco, killing approximately 3000 people and starting a fire which burned about 4.7 square miles of cityscape. <ref>http://earthquake.usgs.gov/regional/nca/1906/18april/casualties.php</ref>.  The earthquake originated on the [[San Andreas]] fault, which continues to threaten major Californian cities.
 
In 1906, a large earthquake struck San Francisco, killing approximately 3000 people and starting a fire which burned about 4.7 square miles of cityscape. <ref>http://earthquake.usgs.gov/regional/nca/1906/18april/casualties.php</ref>.  The earthquake originated on the [[San Andreas]] fault, which continues to threaten major Californian cities.
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[[Category : Anti Second Amendment]]
 
[[Category : Anti Second Amendment]]
 
[[Category : California Counties]]
 
[[Category : California Counties]]
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[[Category : Most Liberal American Cities]]
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