List of San Francisco, California Hills

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This is a list of hills in San Francisco, California.^[1]

This list includes 43 named hills. It should be noted that when people talk about the "Seven Hills" of San Francisco, they're referring to the seven original hills: Telegraph Hill, Nob Hill, Russian Hill, Rincon Hill, Mount Sutro, Twin Peaks and Mount Davidson.^{[2] [3]}

The list is sorted by elevation, lowest to highest.

• Rincon Hill 120 ft.
• College Hill 200 ft.
• Sutro Heights 200 ft.
• Cathedral Hill 206 ft.
• Alamo Heights 225 ft.
• Irish Hill (now 50 ft.) 250 ft.
• Mt. St. Joseph 250 ft.
• Anza Hill 260 ft.
• Washington Heights 260 ft.
• Laurel Hill 264 ft.
• University Mound 265 ft.
• Holly Hill 274 ft.
• Hunters Point Ridge 275 ft.
• Telegraph Hill 284 ft.
• Russian Hill 294 ft.
• Potrero Hill 300 ft.
• Excelsior Heights 315 ft.
• Bernal Heights 325 ft.
• City College Hill 350 ft.
• Dolores Heights 360 ft.
• Pacific Heights 370 ft.
• Presidio Heights 370 ft.
• Nob Hill 376 ft.
• Lafayette Heights 378 ft.
• Lincoln Heights 380 ft.
• Parnassus Heights 400 ft.
• Castro Hill 407 ft.
• Strawberry Hill 412 ft.
• Lone Mountain 448 ft.
• Candlestick Point 500 ft.
• Merced Heights 500 ft.
• Corona Heights 510 ft.
• McLaren Ridge 515 ft.
• Buena Vista Heights 569 ft.
• Mt. Olympus 570 ft.
• Edgehill Heights 600 ft.
• Gold Mine Hill 679 ft.
• Red Rock Hill 689 ft.
• Forest Hill 700 ft.
• Larsen Peak 725 ft.
• Twin Peaks (North & South) 904 ft., 910 ft.
• Mount Sutro 909 ft. (277 m)
• Mount Davidson 925 ft. (282 m)

More recent lists^{[3] [4]} include more hills, some lesser-known, some not on the mainland, and some without names.

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Hills in San Francisco at MisterSF.com