Editable Vector Map of San Francisco Bay Area California US in Adobe Illustrator, PDF and SVG Free.
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Principal streets and roads, names places, residential streets and roads, water objects, land use areas.
Included counties:
Sonoma, Mapa, Novato, Solano (North Bay area)
Alameda, Contra Costa (East Bay area)
San Francisco, San Mateo (Peninsula area)
Santa Clara (South Bay area)
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The San Francisco Bay Area, a populous region in Northern California, encompasses a diverse array of cities and towns, each with its unique charm and importance. Here are some of the principal roads and notable cities and towns in the Bay Area:
Principal Roads
- Interstate 80 (I-80): This major east-west highway runs from San Francisco across the Bay Bridge through Oakland, Berkeley, and Richmond, continuing towards Sacramento and beyond.
- Interstate 580 (I-580): An important freeway connecting the East Bay to the Central Valley, running through cities like Oakland, Dublin, and Livermore.
- Interstate 880 (I-880): Known as the Nimitz Freeway, it runs parallel to the eastern shore of the San Francisco Bay, connecting Oakland, Hayward, and Fremont to San Jose.
- Interstate 680 (I-680): This north-south freeway runs through the eastern part of the Bay Area, connecting cities like Concord, Walnut Creek, Dublin, and San Jose.
- U.S. Route 101 (US 101): A major north-south route that runs along the western side of the Bay through San Francisco, San Mateo, Palo Alto, and San Jose.
- California State Route 1 (CA-1): Also known as the Pacific Coast Highway, it runs along the coast through San Francisco and down the Peninsula, offering scenic views.
- California State Route 92 (CA-92): This highway connects the San Mateo-Hayward Bridge, linking the Peninsula with the East Bay.
- California State Route 24 (CA-24): Connecting Oakland to the cities of Lafayette, Moraga, and Orinda.
- California State Route 4 (CA-4): Serving the northern part of the East Bay, it runs through cities like Hercules, Martinez, and Antioch.
- California State Route 17 (CA-17): Connecting San Jose with Santa Cruz, it is a vital route for commuters and tourists.
Notable Cities and Towns
San Francisco
- San Francisco: The cultural and financial heart of the Bay Area, known for landmarks like the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz Island, and its historic cable cars.
East Bay
- Oakland: A major port city with a vibrant arts scene, diverse population, and significant industrial activity.
- Berkeley: Home to the prestigious University of California, Berkeley, and known for its progressive politics and cultural institutions.
- Fremont: A large suburban city with a strong technology sector and proximity to Silicon Valley.
- Hayward: A diverse city known for its mix of residential, commercial, and industrial areas.
- Walnut Creek: A suburban city known for its shopping, dining, and excellent public schools.
- Richmond: With a significant industrial history and waterfront, it is home to the Rosie the Riveter WWII Home Front National Historical Park.
South Bay
- San Jose: The largest city in Northern California and the heart of Silicon Valley, known for its tech industry and cultural diversity.
- Sunnyvale: Part of Silicon Valley, home to many tech companies and a diverse community.
- Santa Clara: Home to tech giants like Intel and the site of Levi’s Stadium, where the San Francisco 49ers play.
- Mountain View: Headquarters of Google and other tech companies, known for its quality of life and innovative spirit.
- Palo Alto: Known for Stanford University and its high-tech industry, it is a key part of Silicon Valley.
Peninsula
- Redwood City: The county seat of San Mateo County, known for its revitalized downtown and tech companies.
- San Mateo: A significant suburban city with a mix of residential, commercial, and tech industry presence.
- Menlo Park: Known for being the home of Facebook’s headquarters and its affluent neighborhoods.
North Bay
- San Rafael: The county seat of Marin County, known for its historic mission and vibrant downtown.
- Novato: A suburban city in Marin County with a mix of residential and business areas.
- Vallejo: Known for its maritime history and the nearby Six Flags Discovery Kingdom amusement park.
- Napa: Famous worldwide for its wine industry and scenic vineyards.
- Sonoma: Renowned for its wineries, historic plaza, and beautiful landscapes.
These cities and roads form the backbone of the Bay Area, supporting its dynamic economy and diverse communities.
Author: Kirill Shrayber, Ph.D.