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'''[[menu_icon |India Basin]], pictured here in 1996, where a park was carved out of the industrial shoreline just north of Hunter's Point. ''' | '''[[menu_icon |India Basin]], pictured here in 1996, where a park was carved out of the industrial shoreline just north of Hunter's Point. ''' | ||
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'''The India Basin park is seen here in 2005, mudflats and native plants beginning to fill the surrounding waters.''' | |||
''Photo: Chris Carlsson'' | |||
'''The [[India Basin and the Southeast Bayshore |southeastern shoreline]] is also home to a number of indigenous plants and a restored habitat.''' ''photo: Chris Carlsson'' | '''The [[India Basin and the Southeast Bayshore |southeastern shoreline]] is also home to a number of indigenous plants and a restored habitat.''' ''photo: Chris Carlsson'' | ||
Revision as of 14:19, 24 August 2008
India Basin Shipyards pictured in 1928 photo: Gaar Collection, San Francisco, CA
India Basin, pictured here in 1996, where a park was carved out of the industrial shoreline just north of Hunter's Point.
The India Basin park is seen here in 2005, mudflats and native plants beginning to fill the surrounding waters.
Photo: Chris Carlsson
The southeastern shoreline is also home to a number of indigenous plants and a restored habitat. photo: Chris Carlsson
The PG&E Hunter's Point power plant, finally shut down after years of community pressure, is on the shoreline in 2007, prior to its deconstruction.
photos: Chris Carlsson