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Incredible Parks Want Incredible Names

The Duwamish River is one of the most industrialized rivers, but it is the site of transformative community activism and public sector leadership. To recognize the stewardship of the community in restoring the Duwamish River, the Port and Seattle Parks Foundation is renaming six Port-owned parks and shoreline access sites along the Duwamish River to new names that reflect the cultural and environmental history of the area.

The six parks, among the last remaining public access sites along the Duwamish River, are currently named after geographic markers or previous industrial purposes. 

Aerial map of Duwamish River with six Port-owned parks: Terminal 105, Terminal 107, Terminal 108, Terminal 117, 8th Ave S, and Turning Basin #3

Incredible Parks Want Incredible Names

The 'Incredible Parks Want Incredible Names' nomination period ended on August 31 and the scoring period ended on September 30. The new park names will be announced on October 27. 

Check out our video below to learn more about the complex histories of these six community gems and what makes them a treasured part of our region's history and future. 

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