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Tanner Springs Park

Tanner Springs Park is a park in Pearl District, Portland, Oregon, at NW 10th Avenue and Marshall Street. Open every day, until 10 pm at the latest. A 1-minute walk from NW 10th & Northrup. Offers reservations.

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What is now known as the Pearl District was once a wetland and lake fed by streams that flowed down from the nearby hills in southwest Portland. These wooded hillsides provided a natural filter for the streams, cleansing the water as it made its way to the Willamette River. The springs from Tanner Creek, named for the tannery built by pioneer Daniel Lownsdale in 1845, flowed into the shallow basin of Couch Lake, now the area surrounding Tanner Springs Park. As the population of Portland grew in the late 19th century, Tanner Creek was rerouted through an underground system of pipes to the Willamette River.

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Drinking Water NearbyFountainNo DogsPublic ArtPublic Restroom NearbyWalking Paths

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