Angel Island (west side), CA Weather, Tides, Events, and Local Information

Angel Island in Tiburon, Marin County, CA is the second largest island in the Bay Area. It is home to Mount Caroline Livermore and the Angel Island State Park. Additionally there are many historic areas such as Fort McDowell, a building that was once a Bubonic plague quarantine station, and an immigration station that was used until 1940.

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Ayala Cove, indenting the N side of Angel Island, about 0.6 mile NE of Point Stuart, is reported to afford good anchorage in depths of 10 to 12 feet, mud bottom, and protection from S and W winds. Slips are available for day use only; mooring buoys are available for overnight stays. A pier at the State park facility in the cove is used by ferries and State park personnel.
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Angel Island, 3 miles NE of the Golden Gate Bridge, is partially wooded and level on top. The irregular-shaped island is separated from the mainland by Raccoon Strait. The island, formerly an immigration detention station, is now a State park. A ferry operates from the island to Tiburon and just S of Pier 1 in San Francisco.
A lighted buoy is off Point Stuart, the W extremity of Angel Island. A shoal area covered 14 to 30 feet, extending SW from Point Knox, is marked by a lighted buoy.

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