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Bay Area

Jedron — 2007-08-29 13:00:50

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- '''The East Bay''' is often used and understood to refer to Alameda County and the top parts of Santa Clara County, encompassing ["Fremont"] to ["Oakland"] to ["Richmond"].	+ '''The East Bay''' is often used and understood to refer to Alameda County and Contra Costa County encompassing ["Fremont"] to ["Oakland"] to ["Richmond"].

HimySyed — 2007-08-28 04:46:18

added The East Bay reference

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- The Bay Area is the term generally used to describe San Francisco peninsula, and the large outcropping of associated suburban communities. According to the ["Metropolitan Transportation Commission"]'s [http://www.mtc.ca.gov website], the Bay Area is a roughly 7,000-square-mile area with an estimated 7 million residents who live in the following nine counties:	+ '''The Bay Area''' is the term generally used to describe San Francisco peninsula, and the large outcropping of associated suburban communities. According to the ["Metropolitan Transportation Commission"]'s [http://www.mtc.ca.gov website], the Bay Area is a roughly 7,000-square-mile area with an estimated 7 million residents who live in the following nine counties:
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	+ + '''The East Bay''' is often used and understood to refer to Alameda County and the top parts of Santa Clara County, encompassing ["Fremont"] to ["Oakland"] to ["Richmond"].

AmyZimmerman — 2007-08-08 21:45:51

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- The Bay Area is the term generally used to describe San Francisco peninsula, and the large outcropping of associated suburban communities. According to the ["Metropolitan Transportation Commission"]'s [http://www.mtc.ca.gov website],the Bay Area is a roughly 7,000-square-mile area with an estimated 7 million residents who live in the following nine counties:	+ The Bay Area is the term generally used to describe San Francisco peninsula, and the large outcropping of associated suburban communities. According to the ["Metropolitan Transportation Commission"]'s [http://www.mtc.ca.gov website], the Bay Area is a roughly 7,000-square-mile area with an estimated 7 million residents who live in the following nine counties:

AmyZimmerman — 2007-08-08 21:45:08

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- The Bay Area is the term generally used to describe San Francisco peninsula, and the large outcropping of associated suburban communities. According to the ["Metropolitan Transportation Commission"]'s [http://www.mtc.ca.gov website],the Bay Area is a roughly 7,000-square-mile area with an estimated 7 million residents that live in the following nine counties:	+ The Bay Area is the term generally used to describe San Francisco peninsula, and the large outcropping of associated suburban communities. According to the ["Metropolitan Transportation Commission"]'s [http://www.mtc.ca.gov website],the Bay Area is a roughly 7,000-square-mile area with an estimated 7 million residents who live in the following nine counties:

AmyZimmerman — 2007-06-15 10:47:59

+ info from MTC

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- The Bay Area is the term generally used to describe San Francisco peninsula, and the large outcropping of associated suburban communities. In addition to the city, it generally includes ["East Bay"], ["South Bay"], and ["Marin"].	+ The Bay Area is the term generally used to describe San Francisco peninsula, and the large outcropping of associated suburban communities. According to the ["Metropolitan Transportation Commission"]'s [http://www.mtc.ca.gov website],the Bay Area is a roughly 7,000-square-mile area with an estimated 7 million residents that live in the following nine counties: + + * San Francisco + * Alameda + * Contra Costa + * Marin + * Napa + * San Mateo + * Santa Clara + * Solano + * Sonoma

PatrickProctor — 2007-06-11 13:52:34

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	+ The Bay Area is the term generally used to describe San Francisco peninsula, and the large outcropping of associated suburban communities. In addition to the city, it generally includes ["East Bay"], ["South Bay"], and ["Marin"].