San Francisco Bay / Alcatraz, San Francisco, California Camera
San Francisco Bay / Alcatraz, San Francisco, California Camera
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Camera view from The Lawrence Hall of Science overlooking San Francisco Bay & Alcatraz in San Francisco, California.
Camera Location Date / Time:
Wed September 30, 2026 1:06 PM PDT
Additional Webcams Nearby
| Port Webcam | Distance |
|---|---|
| Pier 39, San Francisco, California | 10.13 miles (SW) |
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| Sharp Park Beach, Pacifica, California | 21.78 miles (SW) |
San Francisco Bay / Alcatraz, San Francisco, California Camera Location
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