San Francisco Bay Art | San Francisco Bathymetry Map | Various Sizes

Celebrate the iconic beauty and ecological richness of San Francisco Bay, California, with this finely laser-cut wood bathymetry map. Nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the Sierra foothills, the Bay is a vibrant estuary where saltwater meets freshwater, shaping a landscape of tidal marshes, deep channels, and historic cities. From the Golden Gate to the South Bay, this handcrafted map captures the region’s layered depths and urban contours in stunning detail.

Features:

• Precision Laser Cutting Expertly crafted from eco-friendly hardwood, each map showcases the Bay’s bathymetric features with clarity and artistry—from the deep central basin to the intricate shoreline of its tributaries.

• Accurate Depth Representation A visual dive into the estuary’s submerged valleys and tidal flats, reflecting its geological origins as a drowned river valley and its role as California’s largest estuary.

• Versatile Display Whether displayed in a coastal home, city loft, or nature-inspired workspace, this map adds modern elegance and geographic intrigue to any space.

• Size Options to Fit Your Space Available in multiple dimensions to suit your decor and display preferences.

Why Choose This Map?

• A Thoughtful Gift Perfect for sailors, kayakers, hikers, history buffs, or anyone who’s explored the waters and trails of the Bay Area—from Alcatraz to Angel Island, Berkeley to San Jose.

• Sustainably Crafted Made with environmentally conscious materials that honor the landscapes they represent and the communities that surround them.

• Art Meets Education A beautiful and informative piece that invites curiosity about San Francisco Bay’s geography, ecology, and cultural legacy—from its indigenous stewards to its role in California’s development.

Available Dimensions:

• Small: 6” x 8” x 1.5”

• Medium: 12” x 16” x 1.5”

• Large: 16” x 22” x 2”

Bring the spirit of the Pacific Coast into your space with this handcrafted bathymetry map of San Francisco Bay. It’s more than a piece of art—it’s a tribute to the dynamic meeting of land, water, and culture that defines California’s heart.