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How much did Portland - South Corridor-Portland Mall cost to build?

The I-205/Portland Mall Transit Project (South Corridor) is an 8.3-mile, 20-station TriMet light rail project in Oregon that built the I-205 MAX line (eight stations, later the Green Line, from Gateway to Clackamas Town Center) and revitalised the Portland Mall downtown (twelve stations), built from February 2007 and opened on 12 September 2009. TriMet's project page gives the cost as USD 575.7 million, funded 72 percent by the Federal Transit Administration, 4 percent by the state and 24 percent locally, and Wikipedia gives the same budget with about USD 355.7 million for the I-205 segment.

Reported project cost

$575.7 million

Cost basis: 2009

Newer MAX train
M.O. StevensCC BY-SA 3.0

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Reported project cost2009
en.wikipedia.org

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  1. 12 September 2009

    Opened or launched

    TriMet (I-205/Portland Mall project page)

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