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* the Vietnam Veterans of Oregon Memorial | * the Vietnam Veterans of Oregon Memorial | ||
* the [[Hoyt Arboretum]] | * the [[Hoyt Arboretum]] | ||
* two of the [[Portland City Reservoirs]] | |||
* the [[Portland Japanese Gardens]] | * the [[Portland Japanese Gardens]] | ||
* the International Rose Test Garden | * the [[International Rose Test Garden]] | ||
* the [[Oregon Zoo]] | * the [[Oregon Zoo]] | ||
* the Washington Park [[MAX]] station, reportedly the deepest transit station in the United States | * the Washington Park [[MAX]] station, reportedly the deepest transit station in the United States | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Washington Park| ]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:30, 6 June 2012
Washington Park is one of Portland's oldest parks.
Situated in the West Hills, it was originally known as City Park. It is home to:
- the World Forestry Center
- the Vietnam Veterans of Oregon Memorial
- the Hoyt Arboretum
- two of the Portland City Reservoirs
- the Portland Japanese Gardens
- the International Rose Test Garden
- the Oregon Zoo
- the Washington Park MAX station, reportedly the deepest transit station in the United States