"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message

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Maxprop wrote:

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message

Last I was there, they were using it for research, so it must have
been pre-2000. It's definitely interesting.

One has to see it to believe it. Covers three acres under roof, and is
amazingly accurate, with respect to depths, contours, etc. Fascination
aside, I know far more about the Bay than I did before I saw the thing.

It can make for some tricky sailing in some areas.

We noticed quite a few marinas up the rivers and canals that feed into the
Bay. What are the common depths of those things? Is running aground a
potential problem? And how do the slip rental fees of such marinas compare
with those, say, in Sausalito or Berkley? (No, we aren't thinking of moving
out there--your real estate values are off the scale. It would almost take
a millionaire to move to SF these days.)

Max