Portland regional line Blue: Gresham - Hillsboro
OperationalCity: Portland (United States).
Total route length: 54.0 km (33.6 miles).
Driving time: 41 min.
Track gauge: 1435 mm (standard gauge).
Opened: .
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Regional lines in Portland
Portland regional line Blue: Gresham - Hillsboro
Operational
Portland regional line Green: Clackamas Town Center - Portland State University
Operational
Portland regional line Orange
Operational
Portland regional line Red: Hillsboro Airport - Airport
Operational
Portland regional line Yellow: Portland State University - Expo Center
Operational
Stops
Gresham → Hillsboro → Yamhill District → Orenco → Goose Hollow Jefferson → E 172nd Avenue → Hillsboro Airport.

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Photos and videos of Portland regional line Blue: Gresham - Hillsboro
Portland regional line Blue with low-floor articulated tram 324 at Goose Hollow Jefferson (2016)By Silas Boye Nissen..
Portland regional line Blue with low-floor articulated tram 325 at Goose Hollow Jefferson (2016)By Silas Boye Nissen..

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LightRail in Portland, Oregon (2015)a beautiful video of the amazing Lightrail in Portland, Oregon.
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MAX Light Rail, or Metropolitan Area Express, is a light rail system consisting of four separate lines (Blue, Green, Red, and Yellow lines) serving 87 stations in the Portland metropolitan area in Oregon. The system has had an average weekday ridership between 115,000 and 130,000 since Fiscal Year 2010. It is owned and operated by TriMet and began service in 1986.
From its inception until 2004, about $3 billion was invested in light rail in Portland.By Timosha21 - - .
Portland regional line Blue with low-floor articulated tram 237 on Northeast 1st Avenue (2010)By Lars Rievers..
Postcard: Portland regional line Blue at E 172nd Avenue (1985)A coupled pair of Bombardier-built light rail cars (Nos. 109 + 110) uses the crossover on E. Burnside St. at 172nd Ave., on test run on Portland's new light rail line. Scheduled opening of the 15-mile line, which runs east to gresham, was still 14 months away when this photo was taken, on July 8, 1985
CT 3102By Henrik Boye, Smith Western, Steve Morgan - .
