I-580 Get started San Rafael End Vernalis Length 80 mi Length 129 km Route 1 → San Francisco / Santa Rosa2 San Francisco Boulevard Richmond-San Rafael Bridge 7 Richmond Parkway 8 Canal Boulevard 9 Cutting Boulevard 10 Marina Bay Parkway 11 Bayview Avenue 12 Central Avenue 13 Buchanan Street 14 → San Francisco /… Read More »
Introduction Los Angeles (abbr.: LA), city in the United States of America, in the south of the state of California, on the Pacific Ocean, with 3.5 million inhabitants. The Los Angeles-Anaheim-Riverside metropolitan area has approximately 14.5 million inhabitants, or nearly half of the state’s total population. The city is one of the largest three cities… Read More »
Sacramento, city in the United States of America, capital of the state of California, on the Sacramento, with 370,000 inhabitants. Varied industry, including production of military, railway and aerospace equipment, foodstuffs (preserves, sugar) and metal and wood products. Traffic interchange (railways, canal to San Francisco Bay; airport). Crocker Art Gallery (European and American painting, oriental… Read More »
Introduction San Diego, city in the United States of America, in the state of California, on the Pacific Ocean, with 1.1 million inhabitants. (agglom.: approx. 2.5 million inhabitants). Commercial and industrial center with important aerospace industry, shipbuilding and repair, as well as electrical engineering and food industry. fishing; naval base. Important trade with northwestern Mexico.… Read More »
Introduction San Francisco (popular abbreviation: Frisco), city in the United States of America, in the state of California, at the tip of a peninsula between the Pacific Ocean and San Francisco Bay, connected north of the city by a narrow strait, the Golden Gate, with a population of 724,000. in W. (agglom. San Francisco-Oakland: approx.… Read More »
According to Abbreviation Finder, the state of California (California) is the third largest state in the United States, which is also clearly noticeable when you talk about the weather and climate of California. With an area of 423,970 square kilometers, this most southwestern state of the US is about ten times the size of the… Read More »
Long before European explorers explored this land called California, its Stone Age, mostly Asian inhabitants, arrived here by crossing the Bering Strait, and over the centuries that followed a wide variety of cultures developed and flourished. The Portuguese navigator, Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo, arrived along the California coastline in 1542. His two-ship expedition landed in San… Read More »