Portland Streetcar - Route

Route

Portland Streetcar
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Stop name
S NW 23rd at Marshall
S NW 22nd at Lovejoy
N NW 22nd at Northrup
S NW 21st at Lovejoy
N NW 21st at Northrup
S NW 18th at Lovejoy
N NW 18th at Northrup
N NW 14th at Northrup
S NW 13th at Lovejoy
N NW 12th at Northrup
N NW 10th at Marshall
S NW 11th at Johnson
N NW 10th at Johnson
S NW 11th at Glisan
N NW 10th at Glisan
S NW 11th at Everett
N NW 10th at Everett
S NW 11th at Couch
N NW 10th at Couch
N SW 10th at Stark
S SW 11th at Alder
N SW 10th at Alder
W MAX Galleria/SW 10th
E MAX Blue and Red lines
N Central Library
S SW 11th at Taylor
N Art Museum
S SW 11th at Jefferson
S SW 11th at Clay
N SW 10th at Clay
N SW Park at Mill
S SW Park at Market
N PSU Urban Center
S SW 5th at Market
S SW 5th at Montgomery
SW 3rd at Harrison
SW 1st at Harrison
SW Harrison Street
SW River Pkwy at Moody
SW Moody at Meade
S SW Moody at Gibbs(for PAT)
N SW Bond at OHSU Plaza(PAT)
S SW Moody at Gaines
N SW Bond at Lane
N Lowell at SW Bond
Notes:
NNorthbound stop
SSouthbound stop

As of July 2010, the streetcar route measures 3.9 miles (6.3 km) end-to-end. Of the 7.8-mile (12.6 km) round-trip length, 5.3 miles (8.5 km) are one-way operation along streets which are mostly also one-way and with the streetcars following parallel streets in opposite directions (the original 4.8-mile or 7.7-kilometre loop plus the most recent extension). The remaining 3.0 miles (4.8 km) of round-trip route length are sections where the streetcar route uses a single street (or private right-of-way) for both directions of travel.

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