San Lorenzo

Developed around a postwar planned residential community, San Lorenzo evolved into an unincorporated East Bay community in Alameda County. It sits between San Leandro and Hayward, where San Lorenzo Creek runs from the inland hills toward San Francisco Bay. Much of the area’s identity is tied to San Lorenzo Village, a large housing development built by the Bohannon organization after the Second World War; its curving streets and detached homes contrast with the older downtown grids of nearby cities. Local life is closely connected to the wider Bay Area through schools, shopping corridors and regional transport, while parks and the creek corridor provide open space in a densely settled setting. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how San Lorenzo’s East Bay setting relates to San Francisco Bay and its neighboring cities.

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