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The crooked block of Lombard Street seen from Leavenworth Street, its brick roadway zigzagging uphill between hydrangea beds, houses and stairways.
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Lombard Street

Lombard Street's crooked block on Russian Hill, between Hyde and Leavenworth streets, descends in eight hairpin turns. The one-way, brick-paved section was built in 1922 to ease a 27 percent grade that was too steep for most vehicles, and it is lined with flower beds and houses. Stairways on both sides let visitors walk down.

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