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San Francisco Bay (view source)
Revision as of 22:56, September 23, 2008
, 22:56, September 23, 2008geographical article
The '''San Francisco Bay''' is a large body of water in [[California]] attached to the [[Pacific Ocean]] and fed by several rivers, including the [[American River]]. It is a high-population area of the [[United States]], with [[San Francisco]] to the West, [[San Jose]] to the South, [[Oakland]] and [[Berkeley]] to the East, and [[Napa Valley]] and [[Stockton]] to the North and Northeast. [[Alcatraz]] sits in the middle of the Bay and the entrace to the Bay is spanned by the [[Golden Gate Bridge]].
The San Francisco Bay is a major [[port]] on the West Coast of the United States, being an entry point for many goods from [[Asia]], [[Australia]] and [[China]]. It is an area rich in wildlife, including many [[seal]]s, water foul and [[oyster]]s.
[[Category:Bodies of Water]][[Category:California]]
The San Francisco Bay is a major [[port]] on the West Coast of the United States, being an entry point for many goods from [[Asia]], [[Australia]] and [[China]]. It is an area rich in wildlife, including many [[seal]]s, water foul and [[oyster]]s.
[[Category:Bodies of Water]][[Category:California]]