San Carlos: TV427 - US-101 : At Holy St
San Carlos straddles the San Francisco Peninsula’s bayward plain and lower foothills, where its position along Highway 101 and a regional rail line has tied it closely to the wider Bay Area. Set between San Francisco Bay and the Santa Cruz Mountains, it developed as a residential and commercial community within one of the region’s most connected urban corridors. Incorporated in 1925, San Carlos is known for its Laurel Street downtown, home to independent businesses, restaurants and civic venues. At the city’s eastern edge, San Carlos Airport serves general aviation, while the Hiller Aviation Museum preserves aircraft and aviation technology. Holly Street is an important local connection across Highway 101.
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