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Found on YouTube. Created by "San Diego Web Cam".

Members: All live feeds are in this playlist commercial-free: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLc24J6roqn3EyT_XFScGvXe3s9NIgKYEV

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This switched feed presents all of our live cameras with views of Downtown San Diego, San Diego Bay and the Pacific Ocean from cameras located at Bali Hai, Tom Ham's Lighthouse & Cabrillo National Monument.

Audio is a mixed feed of VHF marine radio channels 12, 13, 16 & 22A. Occasionally NOAA as warranted. For NOAA audio, please switch to Cabrillo (W).

This will be the feed to watch when a ship is coming or going or any other event we are following and you don't want to chase it over our youTube channel. You can safely park it here and let us do the work for you.

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