The ROBERT GRAY was a hydrographic survey vessel operated by the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey. Commissioned in 1934, this ship played a vital role in charting American waters for decades. It was constructed by the Tampa Shipbuilding & Engineering Company in Tampa, Florida.
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Landscape Architecture; Entertainment/Recreation; Social History
Jct. Of Marin And Park Aves., Richmond, California
Politics/Government
Roughly Bounded By Macdonald Ave., Ohio St., First St., And Garrard Blvd., Richmond, California
Architecture; Maritime History
On East Brother Island W Of Point San Pablo, Richmond, California
Industry; Commerce; Transportation; Architecture
1414--1422 Harbour Way, S., Richmond, California
Commerce; Architecture; Social History
410 Harbour Way, Richmond, California
Education; Social History; Politics/Government
230 Harbor Way S., Richmond, California
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Architecture
0.28 Miles Southwest Of Highway 254 (avenue Of The Giants), Weott, California
Engineering; Industry
25296 Ca 33, Approx. 1 Mi. South Of Derby Acres, Fellows, California
Community Planning And Development
Roughly 10-ft. S. Of Junction Of S. Mariposa St. And W. Valley Heart Dr., Burbank, California
Agriculture; Engineering; Maritime History
13755 Fiji Way, Marina Del Rey, California
Engineering; Transportation
Old Segment Of Sir Francis Drake Blvd. Across Lagunitas Cr., Tocaloma, California
Transportation
Mile Markers 43.7-44.0 On Ca 1, Albion, California
