San Francisco: Marina District
Marina District lies along the southern shoreline of San Francisco Bay in northern San Francisco, a waterfront position that has made it a centre for boating and shoreline recreation. Much of the neighbourhood occupies land created after the 1915 Panama–Pacific International Exposition, whose legacy includes the nearby Palace of Fine Arts. Marina Green forms a broad public strip between the residential grid and the bay, while Marina Harbor and the St. Francis Yacht Club support an active sailing community. The district sits east of the Golden Gate, the strait linking the bay with the Pacific Ocean, and north of the Presidio’s former military grounds. Its streets combine low-rise homes, cafés and shops with immediate access to the water.
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