the richmond san rafael bridge was built in 1956.
when was the richmond san rafael bridge built?
1956
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the richmond–san rafael bridge (also officially named the john f. mccarthy memorial bridge) is the northernmost of the east–west crossings of the san francisco bay in california, usa. officially named after california state senator john f. mccarthy, it bridges interstate 580 from richmond on the east to san rafael on the west. it opened in 1956, replacing ferry service by the richmond–san rafael ferry company.









































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in the state legislature, san quentin is in the 3rd senate district, and in the 6th assembly district.









































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the village is served by golden gate transit route 40 between richmond and el cerrito del norte bart stations across the richmond-san rafael bridge in contra costa county and san rafael transit center in downtown san rafael. the community is in zip code 94964 and area codes 415 and 628. prior to the opening of the richmond–san rafael bridge, the richmond–san rafael ferry company operated car ferries between here and castro point in richmond.
san quentin, california