Marina: SR-1 : Imjin Parkway
Marina occupies a low coastal plain on the southern shore of Monterey Bay in Monterey County, California. Its Pacific frontage includes dunes and beach habitat, while Highway 1 places the city on the main coastal route between the Monterey Peninsula and Santa Cruz. Imjin Parkway meets the highway at an important local junction and takes its name from the Battle of the Imjin River during the Korean War. Much of Marina developed beside Fort Ord, the U.S. Army post that operated from 1917 to 1994. After its closure, parts of the former reservation became public land, university property and new neighbourhoods. The city brings together a busy road corridor, military-era history and the open edge of Monterey Bay.
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Marina sits on Monterey Bay in California’s Monterey County, where broad coastal dunes meet the Pacific shoreline. The city lies between the bay and former Fort Ord, a U.S. Army post that closed in 1994 and whose land has been adapted for public use, education and new communities. Fort Ord Dunes State Park protects part of this seafront, with trails passing through dunes above the beach. Marina is near the marine-oriented towns of the Monterey Peninsula while retaining a more open, residential character. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Marina’s Monterey Bay shoreline relates to its surroundings.
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