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Portland MAX Light Rail

Parkrose / Sumner
(TC)

Year Opened	2001	# of Tracks	2
Platform Layout	1 Center Platform
Park-n-Ride	No	Transit Center	Yes
City		Right of Way	I-205
Points of Interest

The right-of-way between Gateway and Parkrose was built when I-205 was built in the 1980's as part of a potential future transit line. The pedestrian bridge over I-205 to connect to the station is meant to look like a salmon swimming upstream.

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PDX bound train crossing under NB I-205 to get into the median of the freeway south of Sumner TC (8/22/02)	Entering single track territory of the airport line next to I-205 just north of Gateway TC. (8/22/02)
Train running in the median of I-205 just south of Sumner TC. (8/22/02)	View looking south. (1/21/04)
Airport bound train. Typically Red line trains are just one car. (1/21/04)	The Salmon bridge over I-205 (1/21/04)
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Last Updated: 04/07/08

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