Angel Island, California

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Angel Island, California is a historic island in San Francisco Bay known for its former military installations and its role as a major U.S. immigration station, often called the “Ellis Island of the West.”

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Angel Island, California canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf island
state park
accessibleBy ferry
administeredBy California Department of Parks and Recreation
area approximately 1.2 square miles
approximately 740 acres
country United States
designation Angel Island State Park
elevation approximately 788 feet
hasActivity biking
hiking
picnicking
hasPart Angel Island Immigration Station
Camp Reynolds
Fort McDowell
Mount Caroline Livermore
Point Blunt
Point Knox
hasTrail North Ridge Trail
Perimeter Road
hasViewOf Alcatraz Island
Golden Gate Bridge
Mount Tamalpais
San Francisco skyline
highestPoint Mount Caroline Livermore
historicalPeriod 19th century
20th century
immigrationStationInOperationFrom 1910
immigrationStationInOperationUntil 1940
knownAs Ellis Island of the West
linked to: Angel Island
locatedIn California
Marin County, California
linked to: Marin County

San Francisco Bay
nearbyCity San Francisco, California
Tiburon, California
notableFor detention of Chinese immigrants under the Chinese Exclusion laws
poetry carved into barracks walls by detainees
openedAsStatePark 1958
partOf San Francisco Bay Area
servedAs U.S. Army post
U.S. Immigration Station
linked to: Immigration Depot

coastal defense site
processing center for Asian immigrants
usedFor immigration processing
military defense
quarantine station
recreation

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Camp Reynolds category Angel Island, California