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Coronado lies along San Diego Bay and the Pacific coast, a low-lying tied island joined to the mainland by the Silver Strand. Its broad streets and early-20th-century neighbourhoods occupy the land opposite downtown San Diego, while the San Diego–Coronado Bridge provides the principal road link across the bay. The city is closely associated with the US Navy: Naval Air Station North Island occupies its northern end. At the oceanfront, the Hotel del Coronado opened in 1888; its Victorian wooden structure is a National Historic Landmark and an enduring emblem of the resort city. Beaches, bayfront parks and a compact centre give Coronado a distinctly coastal, residential character.
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Coronado sits on a peninsula between San Diego Bay and the Pacific Ocean in Southern California, where the narrow sand spit called the Silver Strand connects it to the mainland. Across the bay from downtown San Diego, the city combines residential streets and beaches with a major military presence at Naval Air Station North Island. The Hotel del Coronado, opened in 1888, is its defining landmark: a Victorian beachfront resort with a red-roofed profile recognized across the region. Coronado Beach, bayside paths and the San Diego–Coronado Bridge give the city a distinct coastal character. Find related webcams around San Diego Bay and the Coronado peninsula to build a fuller picture of Coronado.
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