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Twin Peaks is not San Francisco’s highest point

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A frequent claim is that Twin Peaks are the highest point in San Francisco; in fact Mount Davidson is the city’s highest natural point at 938 feet, while the Twin Peaks summits are lower. Twin Peaks remains one of the city’s most prominent viewpoints and a popular tourist destination, but references to it as the highest point are incorrect. The distinction matters for local geography and mapping of city elevations.
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