The Burke-Gilman Trail in Seattle.
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	More Information Spring/Summer 2010 issue of Rails to Trails magazine: Article featuring the Urban Pathways Initiative UPI Information Sheet Map of RTC Project Work Leadership funding provided by: The Kresge Foundation Metropolitan Grants Program Together with The Coca-Cola Foundation, RTC is supporting exemplary trail organizations and intiatives in select metropolitan areas across the country. Learn more For more information, contact: Kelly Pack 202.974.5148 kellyp@railstotrails.org

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