San Diego, California
city in San Diego County, California, United States; second-largest city in California
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Čeština: San Diego je město v jižní Kalifornii.
Deutsch: San Diego ist ein Stadt im Südkalifornien.
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San Diego Long Exposure at Night
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San Diego skyline at night
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Puerto de San Diego
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Crystal Pier
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Skyline at dusk
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Coronado bridge at night
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USS Ronald Reagan (CVN-76) in home port of San Diego
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San Diego skyline from the deck of USS Ronald Reagan (CVN-76)
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Mission Beach
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Horton Plaza mall
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Marriott Hotel
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Star of India
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Border between San Diego and Tijuana
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The sign of the eastern neighborhood of Tierrasanta - located on Santo Road
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San Diego skyline at Night
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San Diego skyline at Day
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San Diego Skyline with Moon in Clouds
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skyline
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Pacific Beach
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coast
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Burning warship
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Burning warship
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Balboa Park
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Balboa Park Museum
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Balboa Park Botanical building
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A fountain
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San Diego Museum of Art
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San Diego Museum of Man
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Timken Museum of Art
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Old Globe Theatre
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San Diego City College with the San Diego-Coronado Bridge in the background.
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San Diego City College - Earth Day - 2007
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Earth Day - 2007 at San Diego City College
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San Diego Zoo booth for Earth Day 2007 at San Diego City College
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Zoo handler with American Kestrel at Earth Day 2007 at San Diego City College
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Pedestrian bridge that connects several dorms to main campus
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Arts & Letters building
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Geology Mathematics Computer Science (GMCS) building
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Professional Studies and Fine Arts building
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Nasatir Hall
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Storm Hall
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Exercise & Nutritional Sciences building
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Physical Sciences building
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Business Administration building
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The entrance to Aztec Center
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Student Services & Clock Tower
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Courtyard looking towards Hepner Hall
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Don Powell Theatre
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Olmeca Living Learning Center Dorm
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Entrance to Cuicacalli Dorm
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East Commons food court
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Entrance to West Commons food court
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Turtle pond near Scripps Cottage
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Courtyard with fountain near the Physical Science building
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Directional sign
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Statue of Samuel Black, the first president of SDSU
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Marshall Faulk September 14, 1991 game ball
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Front entrance of Cox Arena
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