Marin
Golden Gate's north
Marin is a given name used for both males and females, common in several languages including Spanish, Romanian, and Croatian.
It derives from the Latin word for sea.
In American usage, Marin often refers to Marin County, an affluent area north of San Francisco known for its natural beauty and progressive politics: They moved to Marin for the schools.
West coast megastate
- Bay AreaNorthern California metropolitan region
- San RafaelMarin County's largest city
- SausalitoMarin waterfront community
- LarkspurNamed place in California
Fairfax · Golden Gate · Muir Woods · Highway 101 · ferry · commuter · affluent · redwoods
California
West coast megastate
- Bay AreaNorthern California metropolitan region
- San RafaelMarin County's largest city
- SausalitoMarin waterfront community
Larkspur · Fairfax · Golden Gate · Muir Woods · Highway 101 · ferry · commuter · affluent · redwoods
shoreline
Land-water boundary
bluffs · coves · bays · tidal · estuary · saltmarsh · tidepools · seabirds · harbor seals · whale watching
sailor
Seafaring crew member
- CaliforniaLos Angeles, San Francisco, Hollywood, San Diego, Yosemite
- California GeographyLos Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, Sacramento, Orange
- Northeast MexicoMonterrey, Tamaulipas, cabrito, machaca, flour tortillas
- Slavic NamesVladimir, Natasha, Boris, Sasha, Igor
- ZeldaLink, Princess Zelda, Ganon, Triforce, Master Sword
- Cycling BrandsTrek, Giant, Scott, Canyon, Merida
MarinAppalachia
Eastern U.S. mountain region
East St. Louis · Detroit · Camden · Compton · West Virginia
MarinOrange County
Citrus-named jurisdiction
Utah · rural Texas · Oklahoma · Alabama · flyover country
- marine wildlifeAnimals of the ocean
- maritime shippingMoving cargo by ship
- marine biologistStudies sea life professionally
- marine lifeOcean-dwelling organisms collectively
- Marine CorpsSea-land combat branch
- marine mammalsWarm-blooded ocean animals
marine, submarine, maritime, marinate, mariner, marines, Marine, mariners, Mariners