Map of South San Francisco, United States
South San Francisco is a city in California, United States, with a population of about 67,271. It lies at 37.6547°N, 122.4077°W, about 4 m above sea level. South San Francisco is about 3,922 km (2,437 mi) west of Washington, D.C., the capital. The nearest city on our map is San Bruno, 3 km to the south.
South San Francisco at a glance
Country
Region
California
Population
67,271GeoNames
Coordinates
37.6547, -122.407737°39′17″N 122°24′28″W
Time zone
America/Los_AngelesUTC−08:00 / UTC−07:00 (daylight saving time)
Local time
–
Elevation
4 m (13 ft)
Distance to Washington, D.C.
3,922 km (2,437 mi)
Where is South San Francisco?
- Located in the Northern and Western hemispheres.
- Daylight ranges from about 9 h 33 min on the shortest day to 14 h 46 min on the longest day (around 21 December and 21 June).
Cities near South San Francisco
- San Bruno — 3 km south
- Daly City — 7 km northwest
- Pacifica — 8 km southwest
- San Mateo — 13 km southeast
- San Francisco — 13 km north
- Foster City — 16 km southeast
- Alameda — 18 km northeast
- Oakland — 21 km northeast
- San Leandro — 23 km east
- Redwood City — 24 km southeast
Largest cities in California
- Los Angeles — 3,820,914
- San Diego — 1,404,452
- San Jose — 997,368
- San Francisco — 827,526
- Fresno — 542,107
- Sacramento — 524,943
- Long Beach — 474,140
- Oakland — 419,267
- Bakersfield — 373,640
- Anaheim — 350,742
Largest cities in United States
- New York City — 8,804,190
- Los Angeles — 3,820,914
- Brooklyn — 2,736,074
- Chicago — 2,664,452
- Queens — 2,316,841
- Houston — 2,314,157
- Phoenix — 1,650,070
- Philadelphia — 1,573,916
- San Antonio — 1,526,656
- Manhattan — 1,487,536
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Sources: place names, coordinates, populations and time zones from GeoNames (CC BY 4.0, data retrieved October 2026). Population figures are the latest values recorded in GeoNames; depending on the country they refer to the city proper, a municipality or a wider urban area, so they can differ from census or metro-area figures. Map © OpenStreetMap contributors.