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At 25 feet, it looks like the shoreline moves up (at least) to highway 101, but that map doesn't go far enough south to really be sure. Look at this and you can really see the impact: http://cal-adapt.org/sealevel/

Just at a glance, I'd write off Oracle, Facebook, Google, Yahoo, Moffett, Alviso, the new 49ers stadium, lots of Cisco buildings around Tasman, and that industrial park up in Fremont where they shot the T2 Cyberdyne office scenes. The inundation of the SJ/SC water treatment plant would also make things even worse, I imagine.

Plus, you know, everything else in between.



Unless you spend a few billion dollars on a flood barrier across the bay mouth next to Golden Gate bridge.


That might be complex, at least without killing the #4 port in the US. I guess maybe you could build a lock or something?


Move the port out past the seawall, move the hipsters in to the abandoned industrial flats.




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