Farallon Islands punctuate the vast expanse of the Pacific Ocean in this 2012 survey of the remote northern outliers of the Farallon chain. This maritime map documents the specific geographic placement of the North Farallon group and the Island of Saint James, which are critical landmarks for coastal navigation and wildlife conservation off the California coast. Produced by the U.S. Geological Survey, the chart focuses on the coordinate data and shoreline boundaries of these small, rocky landmasses, providing a clear reference for the isolation and rugged nature of this protected marine environment northwest of the mainland.
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1947 · San Francisco
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1948 · San Francisco
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1955 · San Francisco
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1956 · San Francisco
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1957 · San Francisco
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1960 · San Francisco
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1961 · San Francisco
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1964 · San Francisco
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1971 · San Francisco
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1978 · San Francisco
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