Raccoon Strait

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Raccoon Strait is a narrow waterway in the San Francisco Bay, separating the Tiburon Peninsula from Angel Island and known for its scenic views and strong tidal currents.

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Raccoon Strait canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf strait
waterway
adjacentTo Angel Island State Park
Town of Tiburon
connects central San Francisco Bay
northern portions of San Francisco Bay
hasCharacteristic narrow
scenic views
strong tidal currents
hasHistoricalUse shipping route in San Francisco Bay
hasNameOrigin named after HMS Raccoon
hasNavigationCondition strong currents
variable tides
hasViewOf Angel Island
Mount Tamalpais
San Francisco skyline
Tiburon Peninsula
isPopularFor scenic boat tours
wildlife viewing
locatedIn California
Marin County, California
linked to: Marin County

San Francisco Bay
United States
near Belvedere Island
Golden Gate
Richardson Bay
partOf San Francisco Bay Area
separates Angel Island
Tiburon Peninsula
usedFor kayaking
recreational boating
sailing
waterBodyType tidal channel

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Belvedere, California hasWaterfront Raccoon Strait
subject linked to: Belvedere
Tiburon Peninsula borders Raccoon Strait
Angel Island separatedBy Raccoon Strait
Belvedere Island borderedBy Raccoon Strait