Tukwila: I-5 at MP 156: Interurban Ave S
Tukwila lies along the Duwamish River in south King County, a low-lying urban corridor framed by wooded slopes and transport routes linking Seattle with the southern Puget Sound. Interstate 5 runs through the city beside Interurban Avenue South, underlining Tukwila’s long role as a regional crossroads. The Duwamish is the lower course of the Green River and flows north toward Elliott Bay. Southcenter, one of the Seattle area’s major shopping districts, gives the city a strong commercial centre, while the Starfire Sports complex is home to Seattle Sounders FC training facilities. Incorporated in 1908, Tukwila developed from farmland and a riverside settlement into a diverse suburb shaped by roads, rail lines and nearby industrial land.
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Tukwila straddles the Duwamish River in Washington’s Puget Sound lowlands, and its river-crossed setting has helped make it a transport and commercial hub south of Seattle. The Duwamish is the lower course of the Green River, flowing north toward Elliott Bay, while major road and rail routes connect Tukwila with the wider metropolitan area. Westfield Southcenter, opened in 1968 as Southcenter Mall, remains a prominent retail landmark. Soccer also has a local base at Starfire Sports, the training home of Seattle Sounders FC. See how Tukwila connects with South Seattle and the Puget Sound area by browsing webcams nearby.
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