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Portland MAX Light Rail

SE Division Street

Clackamas

Year Opened	2009	# of Tracks	2
Platform Layout	1 island platform
Park-n-Ride	No	Transit Center	No
City	Portland	Right of Way	West side of I-205
Points of Interest

Just north of this station the Green Line ducks under I-205 in a tunnel. This tunnel was built with I-205 was built in the early 1980's. I-205 was designed with a reserved space for a Busway that was never built. It was added for political reasons due the Mt Hood Freeway which was never built. This area was where the Mt Hood Freeway was to interchange with I-205. The Freeway was canceled, and funds transferred to built the original section of the MAX Blue line between Portland and Gresham. Seems only appropriate that The MAX Green Line uses this right-of-way today.

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Clackamas Bound train as seen from Division St. (!0/10/09)	View looking north from Division & 205. (5/18/07)
Closer view of the tunnel crossing under I-205, built before I205 opened for a future Busway. (5/18/07)	Looking south at the other tunnel portal. Note the heavy traffic on I-205 (5/18/07)
Track in place to head under I-205 (9/5/10)	PSU bound train (9/5/10)
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Main St	Powell

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