Foster City

Foster City occupies the boundary between San Francisco Bay and a network of artificial lagoons in California, a setting that has shaped a planned community built around water. Developed from former bay marshland in the 1960s, it was incorporated in 1971 and named for developer T. Jack Foster. Residential neighborhoods, schools and parks are arranged around the lagoon system, while the shoreline connects with the San Francisco Bay Trail, a regional route following much of the bay’s edge. Its position on the Peninsula places Foster City within the wider Bay Area’s closely connected urban landscape. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Foster City and the San Francisco Bay Area.

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