Vancouver Land Bridge

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Vancouver, WA 98661

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https://www.confluenceproject.org

The Vancouver Land Bridge is a significant cultural and historical site in Vancouver, WA, designed by architect Johnpaul Jones with consultation from Maya Lin. This 40-foot wide earth-covered pedestrian bridge reconnects historic Fort Vancouver with the Columbia River, highlighting the area's legacy as a meeting point for European and Native American cultures.

Featuring elements such as the Welcome Gate by artist Lillian Pitt and ethnobotanical walkways showcasing indigenous plants, the Land Bridge serves as a tribute to the region's rich history and its role as a crossroads for diverse communities. Dedicated in 2008, the site emphasizes the importance of the landscape and the stories of the Indigenous peoples who have lived in harmony with it for centuries.

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Forty-Mile Loop

The 40-Mile Loop Land Trust is a non-profit organization dedicated to the completion and maintenance of the 40-Mile Loop Trail in Portland, Oregon. With a strong vision for the future, the organization works tirelessly to advocate for closing the gaps in the trail and ensuring its accessibility for trail advocates, users, and the local community. Supported by a dedicated board of directors and members, the 40-Mile Loop Land Trust has made significant progress in its mission, with 70 miles of the loop already completed. The organization also collaborates with local government partners to promote the trail as an integral part of a safe, healthy, and sustainable urban ecosystem for all to enjoy.Generated from the website