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Close Up of Oil Accumulating Along Shores. Alcatraz Island. Credit: NPS/Craig Glassner

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Marin Headlands & Rodeo Beach Closed. Marin Headlands Photographer: NPS		 image 3
Alcatraz Tide Pool. Alcatraz Island. Credit: NPS/Craig Glassner
 
 
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Fly Over 11/08/07 View of Oil Aerial Photos above SF Bay. Credit: NOAA		 image 2
Haz Mat Crews on Rodeo Beach, Marin Headlands Credit: NPS 		image 3
Oil Spill at Alcatraz.
Credit: NPS
 
 
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An oil sample taken by a NPS Law Enforcement Ranger on Alcatraz.
Credit: NPS/Craig Glassner
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Oiled Crab on Alcatraz
November 08, 2007 Devastation to the wildlife is becoming more apparent as seen by this photo of a crab covered in oil.
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Oiled Tide Pools on Alcatraz. Pools of oil begins to accumulated devastating the tide pool ecosystems all around Alcatraz Island.
Credit: NPS
 
 
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Oil in Crevices, Alcatraz Island
Layers of oil have begun to seep into the rock crevices along the Alcatraz shores. Credit: NPS		 image 2
Ribbons of Oil, Port of Oakland
November 09, 2007
Aerial Photo - Ribbons of oil can be seen in and around the Port of Oakland.
Credit: NOAA
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Ribbons of Oil Outside the Bay
November 08, 2007
Aerial Photo - Ribbons of oil spread all across the water west of the Golden Gate Bridge.
Credit: NOAA
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Ribbons of Oil, Point Bonita Lighthouse
November 09, 2007
Aerial Photo - Ribbons of oil can be seen from above, running along the shores of Point Bonita, Rodeo Lagoon, and Rodeo Beach.
Credit: NOAA
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Pools of Black towards Golden Gate
November 08, 2007
A dark black oil spot floats along the western shores of Alcatraz. In the distance, Golden Gate Bridge can been seen.
Credit: NPS 		 
 
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Last Updated: September 22, 2008