Seattle and Bellevue Washington US editable vector map svg free

Editable Vector Map of the Seattle and Bellevue Washington US in SVG format.
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Principal streets and roads, names places, residential streets and roads, road number labels, water objects, land use areas.

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Seattle, Washington

Principal Streets and Roads:

1. 1st Avenue – A major north-south arterial through downtown Seattle.
2. 2nd Avenue – Runs parallel to 1st Avenue, also a significant downtown thoroughfare.
3. 3rd Avenue – Another key north-south route through the downtown area.
4. 4th Avenue – Serves downtown Seattle and is a major route for public transportation.
5. 5th Avenue – Extends through downtown Seattle, known for shops and theaters.
6. 6th Avenue – Runs through the central business district and Belltown.
7. Pike Street – A major east-west street, famous for Pike Place Market.
8. Pine Street – Another significant east-west street, crossing through downtown.
9. Denny Way – Connects Capitol Hill to Seattle Center and Belltown.
10. Broadway – A major north-south street in Capitol Hill.
11. Rainier Avenue South – A key south Seattle arterial, passing through several neighborhoods.
12. Aurora Avenue North (State Route 99) – A major north-south route, passing through downtown and continuing north.
13. Alaskan Way – Runs along the waterfront, parallel to the Alaskan Way Viaduct.
14. Lake City Way NE – A primary north-south route in northeast Seattle.
15. Ravenna Boulevard – Connects several neighborhoods, known for its greenery.
16. Greenwood Avenue North – Runs through the Greenwood and Phinney Ridge neighborhoods.

City Districts:

1. Downtown – The central business district, home to major businesses, shopping, and entertainment.
2. Pioneer Square – Historic district known for its nightlife and art galleries.
3. Belltown – Vibrant neighborhood with nightlife, dining, and residential spaces.
4. Capitol Hill – Known for its bohemian vibe, nightlife, and LGBTQ+ community.
5. South Lake Union – Hub of tech companies, including Amazon’s headquarters.
6. Fremont – Quirky neighborhood known for its arts scene and the Fremont Troll.
7. Ballard – Maritime neighborhood with Scandinavian heritage and a thriving food scene.
8. Queen Anne – Residential area with views of the Space Needle and Seattle skyline.
9. West Seattle – Includes Alki Beach and offers a more suburban feel.
10. University District – Home to the University of Washington, with a student-driven atmosphere.
11. International District (Chinatown-International District) – Cultural hub with diverse Asian restaurants and shops.

Bellevue, Washington

Principal Streets and Roads:

1. Main Street – Runs east-west through downtown Bellevue, lined with shops and restaurants.
2. NE 8th Street – Major east-west thoroughfare through Bellevue, connecting downtown with the rest of the city.
3. Bellevue Way NE – North-south route that serves as a major arterial through downtown.
4. 148th Avenue NE – A significant north-south route connecting various neighborhoods.
5. Factoria Boulevard SE – Serves the Factoria area, a key commercial district.
6. 116th Avenue NE – Runs parallel to Interstate 405, connecting various neighborhoods.
7. 164th Avenue NE – A major north-south road in the Crossroads neighborhood.
8. Lake Washington Boulevard SE – Scenic route along the lake, connecting Bellevue to Renton.
9. Richards Road – North-south route serving the Eastgate neighborhood.
10. Coal Creek Parkway SE – Runs southeast from Bellevue, connecting to Newcastle.

City Districts:

1. Downtown Bellevue – The city’s central business district, with high-rises, shopping, and dining.
2. Crossroads – Diverse neighborhood known for its shopping center and multicultural community.
3. Factoria – Commercial district with shopping centers, office parks, and residential areas.
4. Eastgate – Residential area with easy access to I-90 and the Bellevue College campus.
5. Wilburton – Residential and commercial area east of downtown, home to the Bellevue Botanical Garden.
6. West Bellevue – Upscale residential neighborhood with large homes and proximity to the lake.
7. Bridle Trails – Equestrian-friendly neighborhood with large lots and horse trails.
8. Newport – Residential area in south Bellevue, known for good schools and family-friendly environment.
9. Somerset – Residential community on a hill, offering panoramic views of the region.
10. Woodridge – Suburban neighborhood with parks and recreational facilities.

These streets, roads, and districts form the backbone of Seattle and Bellevue, offering a mix of commercial, residential, and cultural hubs.