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Ships as landfill – expanding the shoreline in San Francisco

San Francisco skyline from Sausalito, California

Cities around the world have used ships as landfill – see this map of San Francisco!

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This Map Shows Were All the Ships are Buried in San Francisco

By Kelly Bonner

Upout.com

June 20, 2016

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UPDATE - the Uluru climbing ban is here!

A landmark in the history of tennis springs back to life in Virginia

86 Riverside Drive - remnant of the Gilded Age for sale

Medieval to modern trade routes: the Silk Road and World Heritage preservation

Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright inscribed on the World Heritage List!

Uluru - impending tourist ban leads to increased tourism!

Venice mayor says Venice is in danger!

Ladies' Mile in New York City - a Gilded Age shopping district is born, and preserved

City parks, not just national ones, give DC the edge!

Tuxedo Park, NY - Gilded Age, International, Modernism in one place

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