Huntington Beach Pier at Sunset, California

The Huntington Beach Pier, a 1,850-foot structure completed in 1914, extends into the Pacific Ocean in Southern California, seen here at sunset with palm trees in silhouette.
The Huntington Beach Pier, completed in 1914, extends 1,850 feet into the Pacific Ocean and is a central feature of this Southern California city. Originally built to accommodate steamships, it has since become a popular destination for fishing, surfing, and recreation. The pier's distinctive lifeguard tower and surrounding structures are visible here against the sunset. It remains a significant landmark and gathering place for residents and visitors alike.
Photo taken in November 2011.
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Documentary photographs of Huntington Beach, CA shoreline, pier, surfers, cargo ships and Ruby's Diner at sunset
3 photos • 2011
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