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John Lewis Memorial Bridge is a newly opened pedestrian and bicycle bridge in Seattle, WA, designed to improve accessibility and connectivity between the east and west sides of Interstate 5. Spanning approximately 1,900 feet, the bridge provides a direct connection between North Seattle College and the new Northgate Link light rail station, enhancing access to educational opportunities and regional transit. With safety, environmental considerations, and accessibility in mind, the bridge features ADA-compliant designs, safety features such as pedestrian lighting and emergency call boxes, and a 2-way protected bike lane. The bridge is named after U.S. Representative John Lewis, a civil rights leader, and serves as a symbol of unity and inclusivity in North Seattle.Generated from the website

Seattle Paddle Sports Guided Kayak Tour offers guided kayak tours in the scenic waters of Seattle, WA. Participants can explore the beauty of the region from a unique perspective while enjoying a leisurely paddle. With experienced guides leading the way, guests have the opportunity to learn about the local ecosystem and wildlife while experiencing the tranquility of kayaking on the water. Whether a beginner or experienced paddler, Seattle Paddle Sports Guided Kayak Tour provides a memorable outdoor adventure for all. Generated from their business information