West Coast waterfront

The West Coast waterfront refers to the developed area along the coast of the Pacific Ocean in cities like San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Seattle. These regions typically feature docks, piers, marinas, transportation hubs, residential neighborhoods, commercial spaces, and recreational facilities. They are vital for trade, shipping, tourism, and outdoor activities, often serving as a scenic and economic centerpiece for their communities. The waterfront areas are also focal points for urban development, cultural events, and environmental stewardship, balancing economic activity with sustainability and public access.