San Francisco Candlestick Park
Candlestick Park in San Francisco, California, with a capacity of 70,207, was opened on April 12, 1960.
The stadium has been home to the 49ers NFL team since 1971, who can be seen in this game versus the St. Louis Rams on November 16, 2008. Originally built for the San Francisco Giants baseball team, the stadium is well known for its harsh wind conditions, cold weather, and dense fog. In the past, Candlestick Park has also been known as 3Com Park at Candlestick Point and Monster Park. Future plans call for the name to be changed to Bill Walsh Field in honor of the former 49ers football coach.
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GPS Coordinates of San Francisco Candlestick Park : 37.713437, -122.385472
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