1915 Map of San Francisco

About this map

The Site of Panama-Pacific International Exposition and the Presidio anchor the northern waterfront of San Francisco in this 1914 revision. Across the Golden Gate, the Marin Peninsula remains dominated by the Military Reservation and Fort Baker, while the eastern shores of San Francisco Bay show a dense grid of expansion in Oakland, Berkeley, and Richmond. Significant industrial and transit infrastructure is visible, including the San Francisco-Oakland Terminal Key Route Pier and the Oakland Mole, which served as critical rail-to-ferry links before the era of trans-bay bridges.