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Redmond Central Connector

The Redmond Central Connector is a 3.9-mile (6.3 km) paved rail trail and linear park in Redmond, Washington. It is a spur of the Eastside Rail Corridor, connecting the main Eastrail to downtown Redmond. The trail features art made from railroad tracks and signals. History The land for the trail was acquired in 2010. Construction proceeded in three phases, beginning in 2013, 2017, and 2022 respectively. The final phase will break ground in 2024, connecting the Central Connector to the Cross Kirkland Corridor. Route The trail begins western end of the Puget Power Trail near Overlake Christian Church and Digipen Institute of Technology. A future extension will connect it to the Cross Kirkland Corridor and the rest of the Eastrail. The trail continues southeast before crossing the Sammamish River on a renovated railroad trestle. After crossing the river, it intersects the Sammamish River Trail. The trail then continues into downtown Redmond, passing through Redmond Central Connector Park and Downtown Park. It passes Redmond Town Center before arriving at Downtown Redmond station and ending at the Bear Creek Trail. Sound Transit constructed a bridge across Bear Creek and under State Route 520 that connects it to the East Lake Sammamish Trail, a continuation of the rail trail. References
Dexter Horton Building

The Dexter Horton Building (710 2nd Avenue) is a 15-story office building in Seattle, Washington, United States. It is located at the intersection of 2nd Avenue and Cherry Street in Downtown Seattle and was the headquarters of the Seattle First National Bank (Seafirst) until it built a new building, now known as Safeco Plaza, in 1969. The building was opened in 1924 and designed by John Graham. It underwent seismic renovations in 2002 and was sold to Gerding Edlen in 2013 for $76.6 million. The building was later sold in 2015 to a subsidiary of Great Eagle Holdings for $124.4 million. CIM Group purchased the building for $151 million in 2019; it was the third time the Dexter Horton Building had been sold in a five-year period. On June 11, 2024, the building was sold again at a steep discount to King County as CIM went into default. Pegasus Coffee opened in the building as the first specialty coffee bar in downtown Seattle in 1983. References External links Media related to Dexter Horton Building at Wikimedia Commons
Central Building (Seattle)

The Central Building is a historic building at 810 3rd Avenue in downtown Seattle, in the U.S. state of Washington. Design Charles Ronald Aldrich designed the building following the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. It has a facade apparently made of granite, but the structure is actually terra cotta. History The building was completed in 1907 and renovated between 2002 and 2007. It sold for $67.5 million in 2018. The building held the first meetings of the Port of Seattle commission in 1911. It was designated as a city landmark by the Seattle Landmarks Preservation Board in 2008. See also List of Seattle landmarks References External links Media related to Central Building, Seattle at Wikimedia Commons Central Building, Downtown, Seattle, WA at Pacific Coast Architecture Database, University of Washington
Seattle Center Armory

The Seattle Center Armory is a building in Seattle Center, in the U.S. state of Washington. The building has housed the Center House Theater, The Center High School, and the Seattle Children's Museum. History The Washington National Guard built the Seattle Field Artillery Armory in 1939, to be used by the 146th Field Artillery, the 66th Field Artillery Brigade, and the Washington Headquarters of the 41st Division of the National Guard. The building became known as the Food Circus, and later Seattle Center House. It was remodeled in 2012. The building houses a food court which has included restaurants such as Bean Sprouts Cafe and Cooking School, Bigfoot BBQ, Cool Guys Fry Bar, Eltana, MOD Pizza, Skillet, and Subway. References External links Seattle Center Armory at Seattle Center
Sam Smith Park

Sam Smith Park is a public park operated by Seattle Parks and Recreation, in Seattle, Washington, United States. The park has a bicycle and pedestrian tunnel integrated with the Mount Baker Tunnel. Exercise equipment, tennis courts, a children's play area, and picnic tables are also available. The park hosts the statue Urban Peace Circle, by Seattle sculptor Gerard Tsutakawa. It is dedicated to the city's youth who have been killed by gun violence. The park was named after Sam Smith in September 1998, based on nominations from the Washington Black Heritage Society, Urban League of Greater Seattle, and private citizens. Smith was a local politician dedicated to civil rights and racial justice. He was the first Black member of Seattle City Council, and the second Black member of the Washington State Legislature, serving five terms in each body. See also List of parks in Seattle References External links Media related to Sam Smith Park (Seattle) at Wikimedia Commons Official website
Eastern Hotel

The Eastern Hotel is a historic building in Seattle's Chinatown–International District, in the U.S. state of Washington. Located at 506 Maynard Avenue S, the structure was commissioned by Chun Ching Hock for the Wa Chong Company and built by contractor David Dow in 1911. The building has been designated a historical landmark and "won a distinguished award for affordable housing" from the Seattle chapter of the American Institute of Architects. The building housed Eastern Cafe, until 2023. See also List of Seattle landmarks References External links Media related to Eastern Hotel (Seattle) at Wikimedia Commons
Chop Suey (Seattle)

Chop Suey is a music venue in Seattle, Washington, United States. Description Lonely Planet says, "Chop Suey is a small, dark space with high ceilings and a ramshackle faux-Chinese motif. Reborn under new ownership in 2015, it now serves burger-biased food as well as booze and music. The bookings are as mixed as the dish it's named after – electronica, hip-hop, alt-rock and other creative rumblings from Seattle's music underground." Regular dance events held at the venue include Candi Pop and Dance Yourself Clean. History In 2009, a man was charged for killing a hip-hop artist at the venue. In 2015, new owners were pressured to change the venue's name. Chop Suey saw a soft reopening in March 2015. A kitchen called The Escondite opened within the venue in 2016. References External links Official website
Daejeon Park

Daejeon Park is a public park in Seattle, in the U.S. state of Washington. Description Named after Seattle's sister city in South Korea and operated by Seattle Parks and Recreation, Daejeon Park is adjacent to Sturgus Park on the north side of Beacon Hill. Daejeon Park features an open space, a Korean style pagoda, and views of Mount Rainier. According to the website Roadside America, the pagoda was given to the city in 1998 and is called Taejonjeong, or "Pavilion of Greatness". History In 2010, a group of mostly Korean community members gathered at the park to protest North Korea's bombardment of Yeonpyeongdo. Approximately 35 people gathered at Daejeon Park and marched to the Northwest African American Museum in 2016 as part of the I AM Procession organized by activist and artist Kimisha Turner to raise awareness of colorism. The Korean American Coalition hosted a park clean-up event for Korean American Service Day in 2019. Reception Sunset magazine has said the park "is a great spot for a picnic on the open lawn, but its walking paths and Korean-style pagoda make it a haven for quiet contemplation". The park has been included in published walking tours of the city and is referenced in the 2022 book Muddy Backroads: Stories from off the Beaten Path by Luanne Smith and Bonnie Jo Campbell. References External links Media related to Daejeon Park at Wikimedia Commons
Parc Nacional de les Cascades del Nord

El Parc Nacional de les Cascades del Nord (North Cascades National Park) és la unitat més gran de l'anomenat Complex de Parcs Nacionals de les Cascades del Nord (North Cascades National Park Complex), que consta de tres unitats contigües del Servei de Parcs Nacionals gestionats com una sola unitat que ocupa 2.772 km² de la serralada de les Cascades a l'estat de Washington al nord-oest dels Estats Units. Descripció Les altres dues unitats del complex són l'Àrea Recreativa Nacional del Llac Roosevelt (Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area) i l'Àrea Recreativa Nacional del Llac Chelan (Lake Chelan National Recreation Area), amb el Llac Chelan. Diversos pics dentats, valls profundes, cascades, i més de 300 glaceres adornen aquestes tres àrees protegides. El complex es troba a la frontera amb el Canadà. Immediatament al nord es troben parcs provincials i àrees silvestres adjacents a la província canadenca de Colúmbia Britànica. Aproximadament el 93 per cent de les Cascades del Nord va ser designat com "àrees salvatges" per la "Llei d'àrees salvatges de Washington" (Washington Wilderness Act) de 1988. Referències Enllaços externs North Cascades National Park (anglès) (castellà)
Národní park Severní Kaskády

Národní park Severní Kaskády (North Cascades National Park) se nachází v americkém státě Washington. Jedná se o největší ze tří jednotek spravovaných Správou národních parků v Severních Kaskádách. S parkem sousedí několik národních divočin, na hranicích s Britskou Kolumbií pak různé rezervace. Nachází se zde drsné horské vrcholy. Přírodní historie Ledovce V roce 1971 se v parku nacházelo 318 ledovců o celkové rozloze 117 km², což je nejvíce v jakémkoli americkém chráněném území vyjma Aljašky. Od roku 1980 všechny ledovce začaly rychle ustupovat, zatímco rychlost se stále zvětšuje. Nedávné teplé klima vede k většímu letnímu tání a k menším sněhovým srážkám v zimě. V posledních deseti letech už několik ledovců v parku vymizelo. Největším ledovcem je Bostonský ledovec, ležící na Boston Peaku, který má rozlohu 7 km². Fauna Díky své divoké povaze se park může chlubit populacemi vlků, rysů, losů, rosomáků a dalších ohrožených živočišných druhů. Zaměstnanci parku potvrdili také výskyt grizzlyjů, zatímco baribalové tu jsou obvyklí. Nachází se zde široká paleta savců, ptáků, obojživelníků a plazů. 90% procent dospělé populace obojživelníka zvaného taricha zrnitá zde má stálé žábry. Flóra Velké rozdíly typů skal a půd, vystavení slunci, svahů, nadmořských výšek a srážek vedou k rozmanité škále rostlin. Osm odlišných životních zón podporuje tisíce odlišných druhů rostlin zdejšího ekosystému, který se může pochlubit hned největším počtem druhů ze všech národních parků. Bylo zde identifikováno přes 1 630 cévnatých rostlin a odhadovaný počet necévnatých rostlin a hub dosahuje až 2 300. Park obsahuje také pralesy o celkové rozloze asi 960 km². Zajímavosti Téměř většina parku je chráněna jako Divočina Stephena Mathera, takže se zde nachází jen málo budov a silnic. Park si ale získal velkou popularitu u turistů a horolezců. Jednou z nejvyhledávanějších atrakcí parku je Kaskádový průsmyk, který používali už původní obyvatelé jako cestu přes pohoří. Dostat se k němu se dá po šest kilometrů dlouhé stezce od konce jedné ze zdejších štěrkových silnic. Plaňkové pohoří, Mount Triumph, Eldorado Peak a přilehlé hory jsou zase oblíbené mezi horolezci, kteří je vyhledávají kvůli glaciaci a obtížné technice skal. Mount Shuksan, ležící na severozápadě parku, je jedním z nejčastěji fotografovaných míst v zemi. Přístup Přestože jen jedna štěrková cesta je veřejným vstupem do parku, většina automobilové dopravy v regionu proudí přes North Cascades Highway, která prochází rekreační oblastí Ross Lake. Nejbližším velkým městem na západě od parku je Sedro-Woolley, zatímco na východě se nachází město Winthrop. Na jihovýchodním konci Chelanského jezera se nachází město Chelan. Odkazy Reference V tomto článku byl použit překlad textu z článku North Cascades National Park na anglické Wikipedii. Externí odkazy Obrázky, zvuky či videa k tématu Národní park Severní Kaskády na Wikimedia Commons
North Cascades National Park

North Cascades National Park er en nationalpark i delstaten Washington i USA. Parken blev etableret 2. oktober 1968 og havde næsten 20.000 besøgende i 2007. Næsten 93 % af parken blev yderligere beskyttet som uberørt natur via Washington Park Wilderness Act fra 1988. De vigtigste naturattraktioner i nationalparken er gletcherne. I 1971 havde parken 318 gletchere med et samlet areal på 117 km² og var dermed den parken med flest gletchere af alle amerikanske parker som ligger udenfor Alaska. Alle gletchere i parken havde stor afsmeltning mellem 1980 og 2005 og hastigheden på issmeltningen øger. Parken omfatter dele af bjergkæden North Cascades . Nationalparken er også kendt for sit dyreliv. Vildmarksområderne i parken er et naturlig tilholdssted for dyr som ulv, los, elg, jærv og mange andre sjældne og truede dyrearter. Det er været flere observationer af sortbjørn, og også flere andre pattedyr, amfibier og krybdyr er registreret i parken. Det er ekstrem variation i klima og landskab i parken og dette afspejles i det varierede planteliv. Parken indeholder også cirka 236 km² med gammel skov som i enkelte tilfælde er flere hundrede år gamle. Nationalparken har fritidsområder ved søerne Ross Lake og Lake Chelan. Der er populære vandre- og klatreområder ved Cascade Pass, Mount Shuksan, Mount Triumph og Eldorado Peak. Se også Nationalparker i USA Eksterne kilder/henvisninger Officielt websted
Parque nacional de las Cascadas del Norte

El parque nacional de las Cascadas del Norte (en inglés North Cascades National Park) es un parque nacional de EE. UU. situado en el estado de Washington. El complejo del parque ocupa 2772 km² de la cordillera de las Cascadas en cuatro unidades separadas aunque adjuntas: Unidad del Norte del parque nacional de las Cascadas del Norte, Unidad del Sur del parque nacional de las Cascadas del Norte, el lago Ross y el lago Chelan que son administradas conjuntamente desde el parque. Varias áreas nacionales de tierras vírgenes y las zonas verdes de la Columbia Británica también se adjuntan al parque nacional. El parque tiene picos montañosos accidentados. Aproximadamente el 93% del parque fue designado como zona virgen en el Washington Wilderness Act de 1988, que también nombró aparte otras zonas vírgenes en el parque nacional de Mount Rainier y el parque nacional Olympic. Véase también Parques nacionales de Estados Unidos Referencias Enlaces externos Wikimedia Commons alberga una categoría multimedia sobre Parque nacional de las Cascadas del Norte. Página web oficial (en inglés)
North Cascades National Park

North Cascades National Park is een nationaal park in de Amerikaanse staat Washington. Bestuurlijk gezien ligt het in Whatcom, Skagit en Chelan County. Het omvat 2.045 km² hooggebergte, gelegen in het noordelijk deel van de Cascade Range tegen de grens met Canada. In de oerbossen van het park leven wolven, lynxen, elanden, veelvraten en vele andere zeldzame of bedreigde soorten. Er worden weinig grizzlyberen waargenomen, maar zwarte beren komen veel voor. Daarnaast leven er talrijke soorten vogels, amfibieën en reptielen. Een opmerkelijk voorkomende amfibie is de ruwe salamander. Afbeeldingen Externe link National Park Service - Officiële site van het park
Park Narodowy Północnych Gór Kaskadowych

Park Narodowy Północnych Gór Kaskadowych (ang. North Cascades National Park) – park narodowy położony w północnej części stanu Waszyngton w USA. Został utworzony w 1968 na powierzchni 2045 km². Nazwa parku pochodzi od pasma górskiego Gór Kaskadowych. Opis parku Góry Kaskadowe stanowią znaczną część parku, i mają znaczny wpływ na klimat środowiska. Lasy (głównie iglaste) mają charakter mokry i bujny, a na szczytach można znaleźć wiele lodowców (318 na terenie całego parku w 1971). Wszystkie lodowce jednak w okresie 1985–2005 znacznie zmniejszyły swój zasięg, i w ostatnich latach topnieją coraz szybciej. Fauna Na terenie Parku Narodowego Północnych Gór Kaskadowych występuje wiele dzikich gatunków, wśród których można wymienić: niedźwiedzia grizli, wilka kanadyjskiego, rysia kanadyjskiego i rudego oraz wiele innych gatunków. Galeria Zobacz też Góry Kaskadowe park narodowy parki narodowe w Ameryce Północnej Przypisy Linki zewnętrzne Oficjalna strona internetowa Parku Narodowego North Cascades (ang.) Galeria zdjęć – Terra Galleria (ang.) Raport naukowców o topnieniu lodowców w parku. nichols.edu. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2012-10-22)]. (ang.)
Parque Nacional das Cascatas do Norte

O Parque Nacional North Cascades (em inglês: North Cascades National Park) é um parque nacional dos Estados Unidos, situado no estado de Washington. Criado em 2 de outubro de 1968, o parque inclui 2 772 km² da Cordilheira das Cascatas divididos entre quatro áreas distintas ainda que adjacentes. Destacam-se os seus 318 glaciares com uma área total de 117 km² (Post et al., 1971) e a sua fauna, que inclui o urso-pardo, o lince, o alce e muitas outras espécies raras. Geminação com o Parque Nacional da Peneda-Gerês Em 2019 o Parque Nacional da Peneda-Gerês geminou-se com o Parque Nacional das Cascatas do Norte. A parceria, que permitirá trocar experiências e conhecimentos na área da conservação e do ambiente foi assinado em Lisboa entre o ICNF e a responsável do Parque Nacional North Cascades. É a primeira geminação entre um parque nacional dos Estados Unidos e um área protegida em Portugal, e o objetivo é "trocar experiências e conhecimentos", de forma a otimizar a preservação ambiental e a conservação das espécies nas duas áreas protegidas de ambos os lados do Atlântico. Referências Ligações externas (em inglês)Parque Nacional das Cascatas do Norte (Sítio oficial)
Норт-Каскейдс (национальный парк)

Норт-Каске́йдс (англ. North Cascades National Park, «северные каскады») — национальный парк в США, на севере штата Вашингтон, на границе с Канадой. Создан для защиты высокогорных ландшафтов, включающих в себя хвойные леса, альпийские луга и высокогорную тундру, ледники, ущелья, горные реки и озёра. Парк вместе с двумя национальными зонами отдыха — Росс-Лейк и Лейк-Шелан — входит в комплекс, подчиняющийся Службе национальных парков США. Это самый большой такой комплекс в США за пределами штата Аляска. Кроме того, окружающие комплекс территории в США имеют статус национальных лесов (англ. National Forests) и незаселённых территорий (англ. Wildernesses). С канадской стороны парк также граничит с природоохранными территориями. Национальный парк разделён на две единицы, южную и северную, между которыми находятся озеро Росс и вытекающая из него река Скаджит (входящие в национальную зону отдыха Росс-Лейк). География Парк Норт-Каскейдс находится в трёх различных речных бассейнах. Южная его часть имеет водосток в озеро Шелан, относящееся к бассейну реки Колумбия. Северная часть принадлежит к бассейну озера Росс и реки Скаджит. Наконец, одна из долин на севере парка уходит через границу в Канаду, с водостоком в озеро Чиллиуок, принадлежащее бассейну реки Фрейзер. На территории парка находятся пять горных вершин высотой более 2700 метров. Наивысшая точка — гора Гуд — имеет высоту 2806 м. В парке находятся более 300 ледников. Здесь самая большая концентрация ледников в США вне Аляски. Из-за климатических изменений площадь оледенения постоянно сокращается. Природа Хвойные леса, сохранившиеся на территории Норт-Каскейдс — остатки лесного покрова, когда-то занимавшего всё тихоокеанское побережье Канады и северо-западных штатов США. Основные деревья в этих лесах — пихта Дугласа и складчатая туя. В качестве подлеска распространены папоротники. Из крупных млекопитающих в парке встречаются гризли, барибал, волк, пума, снежная коза. Встречаются также более 200 видов птиц, три из которых (белоголовый орлан, Synthliboramphus hypoleucus и пятнистая неясыть) находятся под охраной. Туризм В парке имеются два информационных центра и несколько кемпингов. Парк пересекает шоссе (англ. North Cascades Scenic Highway), проходящее по долине Скаджит (Skagit Valley) и закрытое для проезда в зимние месяцы. Есть множество возможностей для активного отдыха. Ссылки Официальный сайт (англ.)
North Cascades nationalpark

North Cascades nationalpark ligger i Whatcom County, Skagit County och Chelan County i delstaten Washington i USA. Den är uppdelad i två delar, den norra och den södra. Mellan dessa går en väg, som alltså egentligen inte går genom själva nationalparken, formellt sett. Inga vägar går in i nationalparken, som är ett område avsett för vandring och friluftsliv. Källor National Park Services i USA Externa länkar Wikimedia Commons har media som rör North Cascades nationalpark. Officiell webbplats
Washington Street Public Boat Landing Facility

The Washington Street Public Boat Landing Facility (originally the Naval Shore Station) is a landmark in Seattle's Pioneer Square district, in the U.S. state of Washington. Located south of the Washington State Ferry Terminal, the site features a pergola built for the Seattle Harbor Department in 1920. The structure is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. In 2023, Molly Moon's Homemade Ice Cream announced plans to operate from the structure. See also National Register of Historic Places listings in Seattle References External links Washington Street Boat Landing Pergola Restoration at Seattle.gov
The Original Philly's

The Original Philly's (or simply Philly’s) is a restaurant in Seattle, in the U.S. state of Washington. Description Located in Seattle's Mount Baker neighborhood, The Original Philly's (or simply Philly's) is a Black- and woman-owned restaurant specializing in cheesesteaks. Thrillist has described the business as a "hole-in-the-wall spot" with a Ms. Pac-Man machine. The menu has also included "pizza" chicken, cold cut hoagies, and cheesy French fries. According to Kristina Rivera of the South Seattle Emerald, sandwiches "range from the traditional Philly's Style Cheesesteak, to Pepper Cheese Steak, to the Chicken Cheese Hoagie, and Veggie Deluxe". History The Original Philly's was established by Charles and Minerva Humphrie in 1995. In 2005, the restaurant relocated to its current location on Martin Luther King Jr. Way and Guy Thomas joined the business. The Seattle-based hip hop duo Blue Scholars gives a "shout out" to The Original Philly's in the music video for "Slick Watts". In 2020, approximately 60 people gathered outside the restaurant for an event with a program called " Who's Next? We Want to Live". Organized by community groups "that support youth and work to keep Black and brown kids out of the criminal justice system", the event saw six Black men carry a casket. In 2021, the business was a vendor at the Day In Day Out Festival, described by Ronnie Estoque of the South Seattle Emerald as "a small-scale music festival organized by Daydream State". Reception In 2013, Nancy Leson of The Seattle Times said of The Original Philly's: "Loud, unkempt and slow. My order (three half-sandwiches) took more than 30 minutes to fulfill. I should have had a beer. But I later shared the goods with my South Jersey cohort who deemed the meld of meat, cheese and peppers a righteous reproduction of the real deal. Verdict: Call ahead for takeout and have the 'Deluxe,' stuffed with hoagie-fied garnishes plus mushrooms, peppers and onions." Chona Kasinger included the business in Thrillist's 2015 overview of "where to get Seattle's best cheesesteaks". Seattle Metropolitan included The Original Philly's in a 2021 list of "8 Restaurants to Try in Southeast Seattle" and said, "The pepper cheesesteak is legendary." Eater Seattle included the business in a 2022 overview of "where to order some of Seattle's most sensational sandwiches". See also List of Black-owned restaurants References External links Official website Black History Month: The Original Philly's (February 16, 2021), City of Seattle The Original Philly's at Zomato