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Western Coastal & Marine Geology

U.S. Geological Survey
Open-File Report 98-139
Version 1.0

Multibeam Data and Socio-Economic Issues in West-Central San Francisco Bay

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Rocks on the Floor of San Francisco Bay - Hazards to Navigation?

Three rock pinnacles--Harding, Shag, and Arch on the floor of west-central San Francisco Bay--lie adjacent to the navigation lanes and rise to potentially hazardous elevations for shipping traffic. The shallowest parts are outlined in yellow. Nearby depressions are outlined in orange.

Rock pinnacles on the SF Bay floor

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