Albany Bulb

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Albany Bulb is a former landfill-turned-peninsula on the San Francisco Bay known for its waterfront trails, wild vegetation, and eclectic outdoor art installations.

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Albany Bulb canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former landfill
peninsula
waterfront park
accessibleFrom Buchanan Street
adjacentTo Albany Beach
Golden Gate Fields
San Francisco Bay
country United States of America
ecosystem coastal scrub
ruderal vegetation
extendsInto San Francisco Bay
formedBy landfill operations
hasFeature graffiti art
informal sculptures
rocky shoreline
tidal mudflats nearby
unofficial trails
views of Golden Gate Bridge
views of Marin Headlands
views of San Francisco
waterfront trails
wild vegetation
hasUse birdwatching
dog walking
hiking
outdoor art display
recreation area
knownFor eclectic outdoor art installations
graffiti-covered ruins
informal community-built sculptures
views of San Francisco skyline
wild, unmanicured landscape
landfillMaterial concrete rubble
construction debris
demolition waste
household trash
rebar
landfillPeriodEnd 1980s
landfillPeriodStart 1960s
locatedIn Alameda County, California
linked to: Alameda County

Albany, California
San Francisco Bay
managedBy City of Albany
near Bay Trail
Interstate 80
partlyManagedBy California State Parks
partOf Eastshore State Park
shape bulb-shaped peninsula
wildlife raptors
shorebirds
small mammals

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Albany, California hasPark Albany Bulb
Eastshore State Park hasPart Albany Bulb
Albany waterfront hasPart Albany Bulb