Location ID: #10000057
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Spacious property. Surrounded by grassy hillsides, trees and sprawling grasslands. Small lake in the grassy land. Property scattered with small complexes for businesses. Trees and pathways around property. Plenty of sunshine.
Location ID: #1077
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Giant redwoods, picturesque coast and rivers. Area has evergreen and deciduous vegetation, chaparral foothills, old growth, and pine.
Location ID: #1585
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Pelican State Beach offers beautiful ocean views. This undeveloped site is on the Oregon border. The small, secluded beach is perfect for walking and beachcombing. The beach has the distinction of being the northern-most state beach. Secluded beach ...
Airport ID: KCEC
Location ID: #1390
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The Del Norte County Regional Airport at Jack McNamara Field has two (2) runways at 5,002 ft. in length, lighted. Forested land with ocean adjacent. Asphalt Surfaces.
The passenger terminal at Del Norte County Regional Airport is a modern facility ...
Location ID: #898
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Specializes in representing historic, architectural and special needs properties as locations for film and still photography. A number of our properties are also interested in special events. Exterior Architecture: Colonnade, Bell Tower, Balcony.
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Location ID: #10125212
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4 bedroom 2.5 bathroom 2,100 sq ft home with a pool and a hot tub in the back yard on 2.19 acres. Huge fenced in front yard with an Aviary like structure and double RV Garage.
Location ID: #1436
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Long, curving modern bridge (built 1969) connecting San Diego & Coronado Island w/ toll plaza; Additional building materials include steel girders.
A prestressed concrete/steel girder fixed-link bridge crossing over San Diego Bay, linking San Diego ...
Location ID: #354
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Four circular hotel columns with glass exterior. Glass elevators. Futuristic hotel has roadside, straight drive, and circular point of entry. Exterior features fountains and statues, outdoor swimming pool, hot tub, restaurants, bars and nightclubs. ...
Location ID: #10105867
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Curved and straight tree-lined road with two lanes narrowing down to one lane in certain sections. Along the way in some areas is white rail fencing.
Greenfield Bridge
Location ID: #10105869
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Steel bridge 12 miles west of Greenfield, CA at Arroyo Seco Road and Elm Avenue. Parking on edge of county road G-1B.
Location ID: #10105876
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World famous arch-type concrete bridge adjacent to the iconic coastline, crossing rocky terrain; asphalt-paved, 2 lane highways; evergreen, deciduous vegetation. Scenic turnout.
Location ID: #10105878
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Services
Convenience Store
Electricity on Dock
Fuel Sales
Phone Service on Dock
Restaurant
Restrooms
Showers
Snack Bar
Transient Berths or Tie Ups
Water on Dock
Environmental Services
Oil Disposal
Sewage or Bilge Pumpout
Location ID: #10105880
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Large open area of hills off the big coast.
Location ID: #10105881
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Cannery Row is the waterfront street in the New Monterey section of Monterey, California. It is the site of a number of now-defunct sardine canning factories. The last cannery closed in 1973. The street name, formerly a nickname for Ocean View ...
Location ID: #10105890
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CARMEL VALLEY SCENIC DRIVE
Though Monterey County's coastal views may be its most famous, its inland vistas are also stunning. This windy excursion, with many twists and turns, will take you through the up-and-coming Carmel Valley wine region and ...
Location ID: #10105927
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McAbee Beach, located in the midst of Cannery Row, is Monterey's tiniest beach at just under one-quarter of an acre. However, it may have the most popularity per inch! Kayakers launch from it, scuba divers occasionally wade ashore at it, and ...
Location ID: #1704
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Dam Features: Spillway and Road across Dam. More than 100' with Earthen construction. Sandy lakeside beach.
Location ID: #10105892
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Castroville is known for its artichoke crop and for the annual Castroville Artichoke Festival, leading to its nickname as the "Artichoke Center of the World".
Location ID: #10105897
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Location ID: #10105896
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This park is so fun for kids! There is a huge old Southern Pacific railroad engine at the entrance. After looking at it, next kids will run to try the rock climbing wall. Parents can relax happily on the little grassy hills under a tree. Kids can ...
Location ID: #10105898
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Fisherman's Wharf was constructed before the turn of the century. The Wharf was purchased by the City of Monterey in 1913 and has since been reconstructed several times. It was originally used to handle cargo shipping but with the development of ...
Location ID: #10105906
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Condor viewing...eBird hotspot called "Big Sur Scenic Overlook ['Condor beach overlook']. There are two small paved parking lots here, on the ocean side of Hwy 1, and the upper one gives a view down to the sea-lion beach just to the north. Another ...
Location ID: #10105893
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Visit the building where the State of California was born.
Built to serve as a public school and town meeting hall, Colton Hall now offers visitors a re-creation of the meeting room where California's first Constitution was drafted in October 1849 ...
Location ID: #10105910
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