Meteorites can, potentially, be found anywhere. Ideally you want to comb a nice open area where there would be some degree of color contrast to make a brown-black meteorite visible. For a better chance of actually finding one, consult books or websites and see if there are any strewn fields in your area, (lists are maintained of every known meteorite fall) then, assuming they're irons, buy and use a good quality metal detector. Consult your local universities geology/astronomy department for advice. Understand the property laws and legal issues in your area as well. On public land, you might own anything you find, but you'll have to cut a deal with the owner on private land.
its just call the bay area or just the bay.
It is the San Francisco Bay area. Some locals may just call it the Bay area.
In the bay area!
The motto of Comcast SportsNet Bay Area is 'Authentic Bay Area Sports'.
Iron meteorites, stony meteorites and stony-iron meteorites.
The area of Bay City Recreation Area is 8,498,398.48704 square meters.
The area of Union Bay Natural Area is 202,342.82112 square meters.
Clarification needed: does this refer to the San Francisco Bay Area, or what bay in what country?
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Bay Area Pelicans was created in 1977.
The area of Thunder Bay is 447.5 square kilometers.
The area of Hervey Bay is 2,356 square kilometers.