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Locations of the Whales Tail marsh complex and nearby tide gauge within south San Francisco Bay

By Pacific Coastal and Marine Science Center
Figure showing locations of the Whales Tail marsh complex and nearby tide gauge within south San Francisco Bay
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Locations of the Whales Tail marsh complex (orange) and nearby tide gauge (light blue) within south San Francisco Bay. From the study Comparison of creek and bay influences on salt marsh sediment budget and deposition patterns.

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