Colma, California is a small town located in the San Francisco Bay Area. It is home to several cemeteries and is sometimes referred to as the “City of Souls.” The population of Colma is approximately 1,500 people, with approximately 1.1 million gravesites. It is the second smallest incorporated town in San Mateo County.

The town of Colma was originally settled in the mid-1800s by Irish immigrants. It was incorporated in 1924, primarily to protect its cemeteries from being built upon for housing or businesses. Colma is now home to numerous cemeteries, including Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, and Woodlawn Memorial Park.

Colma is home to a variety of attractions, including the San Francisco Bay Discovery Site, the San Francisco National Cemetery, and the Japanese Tea Garden. The town also hosts an annual DogFest in the summer, where local dogs and their owners can come together for a day of fun and festivities. Colma is a unique and peaceful town with a rich history, and it’s a great place to visit or call home.