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Several bridges were put in place for access for the East Bank Esplanade. This bridge crosses the Union Pacific Railroad tracks to connect to the area just west of the Oregon Convention Center.
Portland East Bank Espalnade Steel Bridge. 
Portland East Bank Esplanade Steel Bridge
Portland East Bank Esplanade showing the sternwheeler Portland at the Portland Maritime Museum.
Portland East Bank Espalnade statue of Vera Katz, former Mayor of Portland
Portland riverfront from the east side with a view of the Hawthorne Bridge.
Portland riverfront from the east side of the Hawthorne Bridge.
USS Oregon Memorial in Portland along the Tom McCall Waterfront Park
Art sculpture and the Steel Bridge
Plaque at the south end of the Steel Bridge
Looking south towards Portland from the East Bank Esplanade with the Willamette River in the foreground.
Portland East Bank Espalnade Steel Bridge. The Steel Bridge is unique in that the lower deck can be raised while leaving the upper deck in place, or both decks can be raised.
Winter at the Ape's Headquarters
Skylight entrance to Ape Cave.
The Meatball in the lower lava tube