CA 37

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CA 37 is a state highway in Northern California that runs along the northern edge of San Pablo Bay, connecting U.S. Route 101 in Marin County to Interstate 80 in Solano County.

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Label Occurrences
CA 37 canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf state highway
abbreviation CA 37
adjacentTo San Pablo Bay National Wildlife Refuge
tidal marshes of the North Bay
connectsTo California State Route 121
California State Route 29
California State Route 39 (via network)
Interstate 80
U.S. Route 101
country United States
crosses Petaluma River
tidal wetlands around San Pablo Bay
easternTerminus Interstate 80 in Solano County
hasDirectionA West
hasDirectionB East
hasJunctionWith California State Route 121
California State Route 29
Lakeville Highway (CA 116, via access)
Skaggs Island Road
highwaySystem California State Route system
knownFor congestion during commute hours
flooding risk
proximity to sensitive wetlands
locatedInRegion Northern California
maintainedBy California Department of Transportation
linked to: Caltrans
nearbyCity American Canyon
Novato
Sonoma
linked to: Sonoma, California

Vallejo
parallelTo San Pablo Bay shoreline
partOf California Freeway and Expressway System
North Bay transportation network
passesThrough Marin County
Napa County
Solano County
Sonoma County
regionServed North Bay
San Francisco Bay Area
roadType divided highway on some segments
expressway
routeNumber 37
runsAlong northern edge of San Pablo Bay
shortName SR 37
state California
terminusA near Novato
terminusB in Vallejo
westernTerminus U.S. Route 101 in Marin County

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California State Route 37 abbreviation CA 37
subject linked to: CA 37