Raccoon Strait facts for kids
The Raccoon Strait is a narrow stretch of water located in the northern part of San Francisco Bay in California. It acts like a natural channel, connecting different parts of the bay.
Exploring Raccoon Strait
This section will explain more about where Raccoon Strait is and what makes it unique.
Where is Raccoon Strait Located?
Raccoon Strait is found between the Tiburon Peninsula, which is part of Marin County on the mainland, and Angel Island. Angel Island is a popular state park and a historical landmark in the middle of San Francisco Bay.
How Big is Raccoon Strait?
This strait is about 27 meters (which is around 89 feet) deep. It is also about 1 kilometer (or 0.6 miles) wide. These measurements make it an important waterway for boats and ships moving through the northern San Francisco Bay.
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