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Lake Avenue

The Lake Avenue station sat between Lake Street and Simonson Street. It is not slated for reactivation.

Mariner's Harbor north of the ROW up to the bay is an area of well-maintained older single family homes and some new contextually-sensitive infill development, which is surprising given the remoteness of the area and proximity to industry. If I'd had a chance to come out here on a sunny day, the photos might have had a more Rockwellian character.

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Lake St. Station
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Lake St. Station
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Lake St. Station
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ROW headed east from Lake Avenue
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Inactive power lines along the ROW at Lake Avenue.
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West ends of Lake Avenue Station platforms
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Single track running through Lake Avenue Station
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Simonson Avenue bridge over ROW
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Single track headed west from Simonson Avenue
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Overgrown ROW headed west from Simonson Avenue
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Townhouses on Lake Avenue.
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Lake Avenue headed north toward the coast
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New townhouses
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Mixed age development
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2672 Richmond Terrace
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Townhouses on Wright Avenue
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42 Simonson Avenue
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43 Simonson Avenue
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Van Name at Heusden Street
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Van Name Avenue bridge over ROW
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Heusden Street running parallel on south edge of ROW

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