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May 16, 2024 · Port of Seattle Commission. Five Commissioners, elected at large by the voters of King County, serve four-year terms and establish Port policy. Port Commission meetings are normally held at 12 p.m. on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at either Pier 69 or Sea-Tac Airport. Since meeting times and locations are subject to change, please ...
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- Formerly: Terminal 107 Park
- Coast Salish Uses and History
- Settler Uses and History
- Industrial Uses and History
- Conservation Uses and History
- Community Uses and History
- Public Shoreline Access Features
Previously known as Terminal 107 Park, həʔapus Village Park and Shoreline Habitat is an important archaeological, cultural, and ecological site that sits on the shores of the Duwamish River. Located just off West Marginal Way across from the Duwamish Longhouse and Cultural Center, the park offers over seven acres of native landscape along a vibrant...
həʔapus Village Park & Shoreline Habitat was the ancestral site of the Indigenous village of yile’qwud (Yee-LE-kwud), referring to a Yakama style basket hat. The village consisted of large cedar plank longhouses where multiple families shared living and community space. A small creek, draining across a flat, on the west side of the river also serve...
Multiple important Indigenous village and water-related places congregated around this site. However, in 1865, the City of Seattle banned Native Americans from living within Seattle city limits. In 1893, non-Native colonists burnt down a nearby Coast Salish settlement known as tla’ltu (tol-AHL-tu), “Herring’s House”, which forced many Indigenous pe...
From the early 1930s to 1970s industry bloomed around this site due to Boeing and Seattle’s industrial growth. As a result, pollution skyrocketed. During this time, after the displacement of Indigenous residences, the site was inhabited by new settlers including Croatian and Norwegian immigrants who began using it as a residential and commercial ar...
Today, həʔapus Village Park and Shoreline Habitat stands as a public access site and serves as a critical habitat area for salmon and other migratory fish and wildlife to rest, feed and escape from predators. Upon designation, the area was left inactive until 2000, when it was constructed as a shoreline access site and park, as part of mitigation r...
Year-round, youth from the Duwamish Valley Youth Corps participate in Duwamish Alive by restoring and cleaning the park. Many local Duwamish Valley youth lack the same access to parks and open spaces that youth in other parts of the city have. Thanks to the combined efforts of many organizations, youth now come by on their free time to explore həʔa...
Intertidal ancestral bend of river with wildlife viewingAdjacent to Duwamish Trail along West Marginal WaySalmon Safe Certified ParkWalking paths and trailsThe Port of Seattle offers public access to many of its facilities. Here's where citizens and visitors can enjoy access to the best of the region: Bell Street Pier at Pier 66. 2203 Alaskan Way Seattle, WA 98121. Waterfront access; Public plazas with benches and telescopes; Water feature/fountain; Marina; Cruise ship berths; Fishermen's Terminal ...
Find My Ship and Terminal. Seattle proudly serves eight major cruise lines offering multiple premier ships for your Alaska adventure.
