Maywood Park: 82nd Ave at Sandy Blvd
Portland straddles the Willamette River in northwestern Oregon, and its river crossings helped shape its growth from a trading and industrial city into the state’s largest urban centre. At Northeast 82nd Avenue and Sandy Boulevard, a diagonal historic arterial meets one of east Portland’s major north–south thoroughfares, amid shops, services and steady traffic. Sandy Boulevard follows a long-established route toward the Sandy River and Mount Hood country, while 82nd Avenue forms a commercial spine for this outer-east district. The intersection belongs to the wider Portland metropolitan area, near the independent city of Maywood Park.
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