Which moving landmarks climb San Francisco's hills on rails?
AnswerCable cars
San Francisco runs the last manually operated cable car system.
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SF facts & stats
7 fact-checked facts about san francisco's landmarks, history and neighborhoods, each with the reason behind it. 5 more are in today's round and join this page after it closes.
The basics
San Francisco is named after which saint?
AnswerSaint Francis of Assisi
The city is named for Saint Francis of Assisi.
Going deeper
In what year did the Golden Gate Bridge open?
Answer1937
The bridge opened in May 1937.
In what year did the great San Francisco earthquake strike?
Answer1906
The 1906 earthquake and fires devastated the city.
Which San Francisco street is famous for its hairpin turns?
AnswerLombard Street
One block of Lombard Street has eight sharp turns.
Expert level
In what year was Mission San Francisco de Asis (Mission Dolores) founded?
Answer1776
The mission was founded in 1776.
Roughly how large is Golden Gate Park?
AnswerAbout 1,000 acres
Golden Gate Park covers about 1,017 acres, more than New York's Central Park.
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