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Pearl District Map

Overview

The Pearl is a perfect example of city planning done right. It was once a neighborhood where few people ventured but after years of careful planning and hard work it has been transformed into one of Portland’s most renowned neighborhoods.

Getting around is very easy and usually doesn’t require a car. Like most of Portland, the streets are numerical going north to south, and alphabetical going east to west. It is extremely family-friendly with several parks readily accessible within walking distance.

One of the most iconic Portland icons is the Portland Streetcar. It runs from Nob Hill in NW Portland, through the Pearl District, into downtown and all the way to the newly built South Waterfront. The streetcar line is free from downtown to Glisan St. in the Pearl.

Parks

The Fields – (currently under development)

Jamison Square – A popular family-oriented park, Jamison Square includes grassy areas, public art and a re-circulating tidal pool where kids can play most of the year

North Park Blocks – Includes basketball court, bocce court, disabled access restroom, historical site, playground, and various statues and public art.

Tanner Springs – Most of the Pearl District was once open wetlands and Tanner Springs helps preserve that history. Here you’ll find wild grasses, quiet creek, pond and paths, both paved and unpaved

Waterfront Park – Here you’ll find a boat dock, disabled access restroom, fountain, historical site, paths, public art, trails – biking, and visitor attraction.

For more details visit: Portland Parks Online

Stats

Pearl District- zip code: 97209

For details on Local Crime and Census data in the Pearl District visit: Portland Maps and use the intersection of NW Johnson and NW 10th Ave as search criteria

Events

First Thursdays – On the first Thursday of each month, art galleries restaurants, and wine shops stay open extended hours. It runs from spring until around Christmas, weather permitting.

Bastille Day in Portland – 2010 marked the 8th year that Portland celebrated Bastille Day. It’s a celebration of French culture, decor, food, and wine. It’s free and open to the public, typically celebrated the Saturday on or around July 14th.

Resources

Multnomah Country Library is the closest public library and the Portland Streetcar makes getting there easy. Even closer though is Powell’s City of Books. It’s right off Burnside and 10th and impossible to miss.

Day Care

Neighborhood Schools

Religious Organizations

Neighborhood Public Transit

Pearl District Neighborhood Association