East Link - Stations

Stations

Name City/Neighborhood Location Other
From North Link via University Link and the Downtown Seattle Transit Tunnel
East Link (Downtown Seattle - Bellevue - Redmond)
International District/Chinatown International District Under S. Jackson St. and 5th Ave. S. Connections to Central Link, Sounder Commuter Rail and First Hill Streetcar
Rainier Central District In the median of Interstate 90 at Rainier Ave. S.
Mercer Island Mercer Island In the median of Interstate 90 at 77th Ave. S.E. Park & ride improvements
South Bellevue Bellevue Above Bellevue Way S.E. at 112th Ave. S.E. Park & ride, bus transfer improvements
East Main Bellevue At Main St. and S.E. 112th Ave.
Bellevue Transit Center Bellevue Under 110th Ave. N.E. at N.E. 6th St. Serves Bellevue Transit Center
Hospital Bellevue Above N.E. 8th St. along BNSF Woodinville Subdivision corridor
120th Avenue Bellevue On N.E. 16th St. at 120th Ave. N.E.
130th Avenue Bellevue On N.E. 16th St. at 130th Ave. N.E.
Overlake Village Bellevue, Redmond Next to State Route 520 at 152nd Ave. N.E.
Overlake Transit Center Redmond Next to State Route 520 at N.E. 40th St. Serves Redmond Technology Park (Microsoft, Nintendo, etc.)
End of light rail extension funded by Sound Transit 2
S.E. Redmond Redmond Next to SR 520/Avondale Road at N.E. 70th St Park & ride improvements, near Marymoor Park
Redmond Town Center Redmond Possibly on BNSF Right of Way at Leary Way (Undecided) Serves Redmond Town Center
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