Berkeley Hills

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Berkeley Hills is a range of rolling, urban-adjacent hills in the San Francisco Bay Area that form the scenic backdrop to the city of Berkeley and the University of California campus.

All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
Berkeley Hills canonical 12
East Bay hills 5
East Bay Hills 3

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
hill range
adjacentTo Berkeley
surface form: City of Berkeley

El Cerrito, California
surface form: City of El Cerrito

Oakland
surface form: City of Oakland

Orinda, California
surface form: City of Orinda (eastern side)
climate Mediterranean climate with marine influence
contains Claremont Canyon
Claremont Canyon Regional Preserve
Inspiration Point (overlook)
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory vicinity
Redwood Regional Park
surface form: Redwood Regional Park (western slopes)

Sibley Volcanic Regional Preserve
Strawberry Canyon
Tilden Regional Park
Wildcat Canyon
country United States of America
surface form: United States
crossedBy Caldecott Tunnel
State Route 24
drainageTo San Francisco Bay via small creeks on western slopes
San Pablo Creek and other inland drainages on eastern slopes
ecoregion California coastal scrub and oak woodland
elevation about 1,754 feet
formsBackdropOf Berkeley
surface form: City of Berkeley, California

UC Berkeley campus
surface form: University of California, Berkeley campus
geology part of the Coast Ranges formed by tectonic uplift
hasRisk earthquake hazard from nearby faults
wildfire hazard
hasViewpoint Grizzly Peak Boulevard scenic overlooks
highestPoint Grizzly Peak
knownFor extensive hiking and biking trails
panoramic views of the San Francisco Bay Area
residential neighborhoods on western slopes
locatedIn Alameda County
surface form: Alameda County, California

Berkeley Hills self-linksurface differs
Contra Costa County
surface form: Contra Costa County, California

San Francisco Bay Area
near Hayward Fault
overlooks Berkeley
surface form: City of Berkeley

Golden Gate Bridge
surface form: Golden Gate Bridge (distant views)

San Francisco Bay
partOf Pacific Coast Ranges
passesThrough Berkeley Hills self-linksurface differs
separates East Bay
surface form: Berkeley and Oakland from the inland valleys of Contra Costa County
state California, United States
surface form: California
usedFor recreation
residential development on lower western slopes
water reservoirs and infrastructure
vegetation mixed evergreen forest, chaparral, and grassland

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Referenced by (21)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

California Memorial Stadium builtOn Berkeley Hills
Berkeley hasNeighborhood Berkeley Hills
Strawberry Creek hasSource Berkeley Hills
Strawberry Creek sourceLocation Berkeley Hills
this entity surface form: Berkeley Hills, California
Ina Coolbrith Park hasViewOf Berkeley Hills
this entity surface form: East Bay hills
Heron’s Head Park shoreline hasViewOf Berkeley Hills
this entity surface form: East Bay hills
Norris Canyon, California hasViewOf Berkeley Hills
this entity surface form: East Bay hills
Berkeley Hills locatedIn Berkeley Hills self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Grizzly Peak
Berkeley Hills passesThrough Berkeley Hills self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Caldecott Tunnel
Strawberry Canyon locatedIn Berkeley Hills
Hillside Club (Berkeley) locatedIn Berkeley Hills
Cal Memorial Stadium hasViewOf Berkeley Hills
subject surface form: California Memorial Stadium
Sunol locatedIn Berkeley Hills
this entity surface form: East Bay hills
Oakland Hills partOf Berkeley Hills
this entity surface form: East Bay Hills
Oakland Hills adjacentTo Berkeley Hills
Tilden Regional Park locatedIn Berkeley Hills
State Route 84 crossesFeature Berkeley Hills
subject surface form: State Route 84 (California)
this entity surface form: East Bay Hills
Tri-Valley area vicinity adjacentTo Berkeley Hills
this entity surface form: East Bay Hills
Shell Ridge Open Space hasViewOf Berkeley Hills
this entity surface form: East Bay hills