San Mateo Highlands: TV410 - US-101 : AT JNO SFO IC
Few places in the San Francisco Peninsula have a history as closely tied to the growth of air travel as San Bruno. The city sits beside the US 101–Interstate 380 interchange, where major road corridors meet near San Francisco Bay. US 101 is the peninsula’s main north–south route between San Francisco and Silicon Valley, while I-380 runs west to Interstate 280. Immediately north lies San Francisco International Airport, which opened as Mills Field in 1927; its expansion has strongly shaped the area’s roads and services. San Bruno Mountain and the built-up communities of northern San Mateo County complete this important bayshore setting.
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San Mateo Highlands straddles wooded ridges of the San Francisco Peninsula in California, and its elevated residential streets follow terrain above the city of San Mateo. Crystal Springs Reservoir and the San Andreas Rift Valley lie just to the west, while the Pacific coast is farther beyond the peninsula’s hills. This unincorporated community belongs to San Mateo County, with access to the urban services and rail-linked downtown of nearby San Mateo. Central Park in San Mateo, home to a Japanese Tea Garden, adds a cultural landmark to an area better known for housing and open hillsides. Browse additional webcams from the San Francisco Peninsula to extend your view of California.
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