Huntington Beach Pier at Sunset Beyond the Palms

Huntington Beach Pier silhouetted against sunset with palm trees on sandy beach.
Huntington Beach Pier silhouetted against sunset with palm trees on sandy beach.

Huntington Beach Pier reaches 1,850 feet into the Pacific, among the longest piers on the West Coast. The current concrete pier dates to 1914, replacing a wooden structure lost to storms, and was rebuilt after damage from a 1988 storm. A lifeguard tower sits near its base, part of the city's beach patrol.

Taken November 2011

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Documentary photographs of Huntington Beach, CA shoreline, pier, surfers, cargo ships and Ruby's Diner at sunset
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