Centennial Park - Seattle, WA - Municipal Parks and Plazas on Waymarking.com

The City of Seattle's Port of Seattle manages this linear park. The City of Seattle Manages Myrtle Edwards Park that is connected to this park. Its website describes its features and offerings to visitors:

11 acre park
4,100 linear feet of shoreline
400 foot fishing pier
Tackle shop
Rose garden
Bike and pedestrian path
Exercise stations
View grain terminal operations
View of Elliott Bay
Picnic tables, benches and restrooms
Hours: dawn to dusk

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The website doesn't mention two nice beach areas that have been re-landscaped to make them more environmentally healthy and to encourage animal life to co-exist here with humans.

Coordinates place you at the end/beginning of a pedestrian overpass bridge in the heart of the park.

Name: Centennial Park Street Location: Elliott Way (nearest street) Local Municipality: Port of Seattle State/Province, etc.: Washington Country: United States Web Site: [Web Link] Memorial/Commemoration: A couple of citizen memorials dedicated to former Port of Seattle employees Date Established: 1975 Picnic Facilities: picnic tables Recreational Facilities: Bike path Fishing Beach areas Monuments/Statues: Shipmates Light mariner memorial Art (murals/sculpture, etc.): a few sculptures exist, in particular, the Undercurrents kinetic sculpture Ponds/Lakes/Streams/Rivers/Beach: Puget Sound beach areas Traditional Geocaches: A few geocaches exist in the park, the best one being elliot bay boardwalk (GC3EGVA) Fountains: Not listed Special Events: Not listed

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