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Seal Slough
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Seal Slough, also known as Marina Lagoon, is a narrow winding tidal channel through a tidal marsh in San Mateo and Foster City, California. This slough has been the object of a wetland restoration pro
In this aerial view, facing northwest, serpentine Seal Slough separates San Mateo (west of the Slough, bottom 1⁄4) and Foster City (east, upper 3⁄4; t
In this aerial view, facing northwest, serpentine Seal Slough separates San Mateo (west of the Slough, bottom 1⁄4) and Foster City (east, upper 3⁄4; the bridges crossing the Slough carry Fashion Island Blvd and SR 92 at center, and Hillsdale Blvd at right.
Panorama at the mouth of Seal Slough (2022); road bridges are in the background and construction cranes on the left are being used during the reconstr
Panorama at the mouth of Seal Slough (2022); road bridges are in the background and construction cranes on the left are being used during the reconstruction of the city wastewater treatment plant.
Waterfront homes in Foster City along Seal Slough, from Parkside Aquatic Park in San Mateo (2022)
Waterfront homes in Foster City along Seal Slough, from Parkside Aquatic Park in San Mateo (2022)
Coyote Point Recreation Area
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Coyote Point Recreation Area is a 670-acre park operated by San Mateo County, California in the United States. Located on San Francisco Bay, it is south of San Francisco International Airport on the b
Seal Slough
…outlet, where it experiences a tidal exchange with San Francisco Bay on the eastern shoreline of the city of San Mateo, approximately midway between Coyote Point and the San Mateo Bridge. The portion upstream from the mouth is known as Marina Lagoon, which is approximately 300 to 400 ft (91 to 122 m) wide over…
Coyote Point from the air. Peninsula Avenue retreats into the center background after crossing the Bayshore Freeway (US 101), which runs from left to
Coyote Point from the air. Peninsula Avenue retreats into the center background after crossing the Bayshore Freeway (US 101), which runs from left to right in the upper portion of the picture. The marina, at lower left, runs almost directly north-south. Beyond the trees, in the upper left, is the adjoining Poplar Creek Golf Course.
Coyote Point from the water
Coyote Point from the water
Coyote Point pier and bathing beach, view directed WSW towards Burlingame, 1906
Coyote Point pier and bathing beach, view directed WSW towards Burlingame, 1906
Dentzel carousel at the San Francisco Zoo (2015), originally built in 1921 for Pacific City
Dentzel carousel at the San Francisco Zoo (2015), originally built in 1921 for Pacific City