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Willamette River Crossing Project

Capital Construction
Engineering And Design
2016-2023
Illustration shows how this project will carry water in a pipe under the Willamette River
The Willamette River Crossing Project, which will build an earthquake-resilient water line deep under the Willamette River, is part of the Water Bureau’s commitment to preparedness. This new pipe is critical in making sure we can get water to the west side of the Willamette after an earthquake.
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WRX Project Team

wrx@portlandoregon.gov
phone number503-823-7499

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This artist's rendering of the project shows the path the Willamette River Crossing will take from the west to east side of the river. The blue line shows the path the pipe will take via horizontal directional drill. The yellow line shows that we will build a deep shaft on the east side of the river. The green line depicts the path the proposed microtunnel will take, and the orange line shows where we will connect the pipe to the existing water system on the east side of the river.
Capital Improvement Project

Willamette River Crossing construction updates

Illustration shows how this project will carry water in a pipe under the Willamette River
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Willamette River Crossing project overview

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