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Fisherman's Wharf MAP SAN FRANCISCO 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 To: Sausalito & Ferry to: Sausalito,Tiburon Ferry to: Oakland MAP 1 SAN FRANCISCO Wine Country and Angel Island Pier 39 See MAP 2 - Fisherman’s Wharf NEIGHBORHOODS & 49 MILE SCENIC DRIVE GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE Hyde St. Pier Historic Ships PIER 45 Pier 41 A Hyde Street Pier Red & White Ferry to: A Fleet Fisherman’s Wharf Fort Golden Gate Nat'l Aquarium of Alcatraz Island LEGEND V THE A Recreation Area EM Point M H BARCADERO the Bay Pier 35 ARINE Golden Gate Nat'l N DR Y D Recreation Area N Warming Hut E 39 E 38 MUNI Bus Train Station Museum Cable JEFFERSON ST S S S POWELL ST T T D S Car W R F O C The MASON ST C T H A Aquatic TAYLOR ST K A L E AC V Cannery C S Anchorage BEACH ST E A O Y JONES ST T E Park K T N A S G Shopping T PIER 33 38 B R MUNI Metro 10 Interstate Information I MARINA GREEN DR FRANKLIN ST O L O V C L N IN N A F Y Center L B A N PIER 31 D LV V Marina Green W Ghirardelli Y F R H D E O 49 O Crissy 30 S S T M Park R Fort Square MILE F I T T N A F T SCENIC M A Field E JEFFERSON ST Cable Car Scenic Drive Hospital A R T MARINA BLVD RICO WAY Mason M AN S S R DRIVE LAGUNA ST NORTH POINT ST Golden Gate H I O AVILA ST BAY ST C S CHESTNUT ST T N 19 PFEIFFER ST R EA C E D R PRADO STCERVANTES BLVD BEACH ST RD I S PRESIDIO JEFFERSON ST ST S T SCO WATER ST Ferry Line Bike Route Viewpoint National M 101 SY FRANCI LOMBARD ST PIER 27 FI Crissy MARINA EL ON ST NORTH POINT ST 39 Pioneer T D AS DOYLE DR BEACH ST 49 Park H S B B Recreation E Field M G DISTRICT WIC PIER 23 S A O MILE EEN V TOR V 101 R L Palace of CHESTNUT ST GR EY Y 30 SCENIC BART Stop A E A G COIT Bike Rentals University/College DRIVE A I T Lombard NORTH V The Walt Disney S N Fine Arts SM BAY ST Moscone FRANCISCO ST T PIER 19 Area N NORTH POINT ST S CAPRA WAY A T E Tower R E Family Museum A Street LBE T AVILA ST FI A L COW LOMBARD ST San Francisco O V H SANSOME ST V S BEACH WL D E R L Recreation L E T T B O V O A C E L PIER 17 I NORTH B S S EDIE RD M E N Center O N ST A AR Y HOLLOW M Bay Neighborhood L T L L Y BAY ST W TELEGRAPH N I Exploratorium Shopping Area PLE O N BA LH C UNION ST P N C C C A O A A HALLECK ST B BEACH IN O D A Washington O L LE A PIER 15 R T L COLUMBUS AVE S O S N TO 101 GREENWICH ST HILL S W T R 30 Square R T H B GIRARD RD KEARNY ST T L I 39 SFRONT ST C P L N G P C A N AT E V DIVISADERO ST E N B TE R D H FRANCISCO ST MAGNOLIA ST RUSSIAN GRE A U Y DAVIS ST PIER 9 L POWELL ST R V I A D D D R CHESTNUT ST FILBERT ST To get around San Francisco, public transportation is recommended. For 49 MASON ST A D TAYLOR RD HILL E V D A RN D 101 M O MILE TAYLOR ST R N L P T E OREILLY AVE S V F OO N Y O SCENIC Chestnut Polk Street O MCDOWELL AVE I A B L L S O HER V T ST MONTGOMERY ST N DRIVE LEAVENWORTH ST O Ferry to: Sausalito, Vallejo, information, call 511, or visit 511.org. Clipper Cards are all-in-one transit B A E LLEJ San Francisco V ANZA AVE Street Russian Hill N VA N A A E BLISS RDE TE HYDE ST V GRAHAM ST LET R V LOMBARD ST MOULTON ST A T L V PIER 7 N LARKIN ST Baker E C K BLVD National M E KEYES AVE E O 101 POLK ST G Larkspur & Angel Island O B R cards available for use on MUNI, BART, CalTrain and more, clippercard.com. D O C B H K A MESA ST S E VAN NESS AVE O BATTERY ST V C Cemetery Beach I O P A BROADWAY ST N L T M Hornblower K I S V SU FRANKLIN ST I R M N GREENWICH ST R O M B H T G L A N D PIXLEY ST R E R R Cruises & Events A OCTAVIA ST A W E T O E N G T R Union PACIFIC AVE R S LAGUNA ST R A U H R U Sydney G A O BUCHANAN ST Y A L Y I O T R Street G G V V D R H M S WEBSTER ST Walton Square E E .25 .5 1 mi T City Lights S E H H T T E BARD PIER 1 E FUNSTONV AVE FILLMORE ST V T T R G G P L V N A A STEINER ST Books LOO P C FILBERT ST S B U E .25 .5 1 km N A A A PIERCE ST T D SHERM BROADWAY TUNNEL Ferry Building I V O SCOTT ST C K F M AN R R C 49 S R PORTOLA ST H R O A D Embarcadero Presidio Of NAUMAN RD M MILE S A L A N A I T A P Y N O P SI UNION ST Plaza SCENIC N D R T M Ferry to: Oakland R M O CHINATOWN U R E R N RODRIGUEZ ST T DRIVE San Francisco O WASHINGTON ST W AT O OP R M O S DS A N T G H L M O W H S E A O G L B Y S O T F P A N A T G I T I A R I D E Transamerica Pyramid H R L R S S C I RD GREEN ST Embarcadero Center D A E R O F 80 SIBLEY ST D D R H R BLV CLAY ST N W P A CLARK ST 19 DAVIS ST O I A D IN O R T V GT U 30 FRONT ST P BL P E U M N N O NGTO Q COMMERCIAL ST Justin I S VALLEJO ST M C H T JACKSON ST J D S B Herman 1 M T P R A L 49 FINANCIAL DISTRICT 14 E W V H E MILE ST Plaza STEUART ST R P PACIFIC IA E D D L N S SCENIC FOR E L I S H BROADWAY ST AL S WASHINGTON ST DRIVE MONTGOMERY STC T M T E NOB I O L I P W N I HEIGHTS B BAY BRIDGE E K L F A O A G O L L R E HILL Embarcadero R R G E L STOCKTON ST TUNNEL A U U L L L PACIFIC AVE Grace Cathedral C D D CLAY ST O I POWELL ST N R B A Fillmore JOICE ST PINE ST A R N L C D V Lafayette Presidio Inspiration Point Y 5 E Bay Bridge D Y 38 R JACKSON ST Alta Park SACRAMENTO ST S R Golf Course O T BUSH ST E Chinatown to Treasure T 5 T Plaza Dragon Gate S T GRANT AVE LINCOLN BLVD O A BRODERICK STWASHINGTON ST Island, BS N W PACIFIC AVE N I R B HOWARD ST SPEAR ST G D PRESIDIO HEIGHTS Union Crocker Y CALIFORNIA ST 38 T East Bay and PRESIDIO AVE D E W E CLAY ST Galleria D L PINE ST Square MARKET ST SF Transbay Terminal MAIN ST V BAKER ST E T S A WALNUT ST Oakland D S W STEVENSON ST LE ORBEN PL JESSIE ST EL ARGUELLO BLVD LYON ST B PERINE PL O E N SACRAMENTO ST BEALE ST LAUREL ST M A T LOCUST ST International B E Montbomery St. IO R BUSH ST SEA CLIFF AVE SPRUCE ST M E D MISSION ST I Union FREMONT ST Y Y E MAIDEN LANE MAPLE ST Airport S CHERRY ST R China E Mountain P CALIFORNIA ST Square MINNA ST R S W Beach T Lake SUTTER ST NATOMA ST 1ST ST 80 EL CAMI DEL MAR Mountain Lake JESSIE ST PIER 30 Lincoln NO HOWARD ST Park PINE ST 38 STEVENSON ST W Laurel POST ST Contemporary San Francisco Museum TEHAMA ST T 49 Park C LAKE ST 49 YERBA BUENA LN E S LAY ST Jewish Museum of Modern Art S T MILE Village MILE CLEMENTINAS ST SCENIC LAUREL SCENIC 38 E N TAYLOR ST Yerba Buena DRIVE P X A COMMONWEALTH AVE BUSH ST L DRIVE FOLSOM ST Y JORDAN AVE JONES ST A Center For A MAYFAIRI DR GEARY ST Glide ST R H R TENDERLOINLEAVENWORTH ST 2ND ST R R HEIGHTS The Arts B K LAKE ST PALM AVE HAWTHORNE ST INNER I T A HYDE ST E Memorial SEACLIFF K S S M A LARKIN ST E E FILLMORE T HARRISON ST S A L T SUTTER ST E T RICHMOND R JAPANTOWN E Moscone V Hamilton Recreation OFARRELL ST K D CORNWALL ST H DELANCEY ST A UCSF R Center North E Westfield O E Center A CALIFORNIA ST V EUCLID AVE St Mary's EDDY ST IN L R 38 M Metreon M E San Francisco A E POST ST Cathedral Hallidie Plaza L C G Lincoln Park 44 A Laurel Hill ELLIS ST 3RD ST E I V Centre Moscone R 36 R WOOD ST IE O CALIFORNIA ST Playground GARDEN ST POLK ST SOUTH P Legion of Honor E COLLINS ST Moscone Center South D N TURK ST Golf Club BLAKE ST O COOK ST SPRUCE ST GEARY BLVD S OFARRELL ST LITTLE Powell St.
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