Home America I find it’s a somewhat uncommon (but not rare) occurrence that people have the impression that the Bay Area is a region of San Francisco, instead of the other way around. Does anyone know where this perception originates?

I find it’s a somewhat uncommon (but not rare) occurrence that people have the impression that the Bay Area is a region of San Francisco, instead of the other way around. Does anyone know where this perception originates?

September 18, 2024

I have heard it several times from fellow Americans.

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Edit: to clarify, these people seem to think the Bay Area is a neighborhood of SF.

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I find it’s a somewhat uncommon (but not rare) occurrence that people have the impression that the Bay Area is a region of San Francisco, instead of the other way around. Does anyone know where this perception originates?

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I find it’s a somewhat uncommon (but not rare) occurrence that people have the impression that the Bay Area is a region of San Francisco, instead of the other way around. Does anyone know where this perception originates?

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