Alameda Ave, South Kennedy Tract
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Alameda Ave
"Alameda Ave. Go Here for Home Depot, Working Out, McDonalds. Maybe Fishing."
Alameda Ave is an unused street before the river between Oakland and Alameda.
There is a Home Depot, 24 Hour Fitness, and a McDonald's here.
Before the Home Depot, 24 Hour Fitness, and McDonald's appeared, this use to be
the Super Kmart. But then they closed down because profits werent so good, and
employees kept stealing from the store.
There are fairly a lot of people who go to the 24 Hr Fitness place. It use to be no one went there,
but lately the past few months, there are lots of cars there. Even during the night.
The area around Alameda Ave is an industrial zone. So there are shops that sell
construction material. Specifically Lumber, Concrete, and Metals.
On Alameda Ave where it connects with Fruitvale Blvd/Bridge is what im guessing a smelting
business. There are always large puffs of smoke coming from that building.
And to the south of it, is the Fruitvale Bridge Park. Which has a mini pier. It really isnt much
of a pier. It's like 10X10 Feet of wood, where you can walk onto and drop your fishing pole.
I came by one saturday and actually found 10 people fishing there. Would I fish there?
No way. Boats pass by all the time. The water is slime green. Cars drive over the bridge. And its next to an industrial plant. But maybe its a great place to catch fish. But I wouldnt be caught dead
fishing there. Pollution risk is too high.
There is a Home Depot, 24 Hour Fitness, and a McDonald's here.
Before the Home Depot, 24 Hour Fitness, and McDonald's appeared, this use to be
the Super Kmart. But then they closed down because profits werent so good, and
employees kept stealing from the store.
There are fairly a lot of people who go to the 24 Hr Fitness place. It use to be no one went there,
but lately the past few months, there are lots of cars there. Even during the night.
The area around Alameda Ave is an industrial zone. So there are shops that sell
construction material. Specifically Lumber, Concrete, and Metals.
On Alameda Ave where it connects with Fruitvale Blvd/Bridge is what im guessing a smelting
business. There are always large puffs of smoke coming from that building.
And to the south of it, is the Fruitvale Bridge Park. Which has a mini pier. It really isnt much
of a pier. It's like 10X10 Feet of wood, where you can walk onto and drop your fishing pole.
I came by one saturday and actually found 10 people fishing there. Would I fish there?
No way. Boats pass by all the time. The water is slime green. Cars drive over the bridge. And its next to an industrial plant. But maybe its a great place to catch fish. But I wouldnt be caught dead
fishing there. Pollution risk is too high.
