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Yellow Line

Interstate / Rose Quarter (TC)

Year Opened	2004	# of Tracks	2
Platform Layout	2-side platforms
Park-n-Ride	No	Transit Center	Yes
City	Portland	Right of Way	Interstate Ave
Points of Interest	Rose Garden Arena, Memorial Coliseum, Steel Bridge

This station is separate from the Rose Quarter station on the Red/Blue/Green Line. All together Rose Quarter has 5 tracks and 5 platforms, plus a major bus center. This station is always busy, but even busier before and after sporting events at the Rose Quarter arena. Just the north of this station is a pocket track for layover extra trains.

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Interstate MAX construction sign. (2/15/02)	Future Rose Quarter station for the Interstate Line. (2/15/02)
Looking north down Interstate Ave. at the Rose Quarter. The Blue Line tracks are in the Foreground. (2/15/02)	This part of the wye will be used by Interstate trains heading towards downtown. (2/15/02)
Looking towards the convention center with a Blue Line train in the background. (2/15/02)	Two trains on the first day of service (5/1/04)
Train from downtown entering Interstate Rose Quarter (5/1/04)	This is a "pull-in" train coming from Rose Quarter TC to Interstate RQ. (5/1/04)
Passengers packing the trains on the first day of service (5/1/04)	Type 1 train painted in the paint scheme. (3/15/05)
Expo Center bound Type 4 train departing (10/13/09)	Inbound train as seen from Broadway overpass (9/22/12)


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