Auburn station (Sound Transit)

Auburn

Sounder commuter rail

Location

23 A Street Southwest
Auburn, WA

Coordinates

47°18′23″N 122°13′56″W / 47.3065°N 122.2323°WCoordinates: 47°18′23″N 122°13′56″W / 47.3065°N 122.2323°W

Owned by

Sound Transit

Line(s)

Sound Transit Services:

South Line

Platforms

2 side platforms

Tracks

Connections

ST Express, King County Metro Transit

Construction

Structure type

At-grade

Parking

687 spaces

Bicycle facilities

Lockers

Disabled access

Yes

History

Opened

2000

Services

Preceding station				Following station
Sumner toward Lakewood		South Line		Kent toward Seattle

Auburn is a Sounder commuter rail station and transit center serving the city of Auburn, Washington. It was built by Sound Transit on BNSF Railway tracks in Auburn and completed in 2000. In 2003, the parking garage was completed, making the total available parking spaces to 633. As of April 2016 there were 687 parking spaces at Auburn Station.^[1] The station is also served by ST Express and Metro Transit buses.

Transit Center

Auburn Transit Center is served by King County Metro, Sound Transit, and Pierce Transit buses. As of March 2016, the following routes stop at Auburn Station:^[2]

180 - Southeast Auburn, Kent station, Sea-Tac Airport, Burien Transit Center
181 - Green River College, Federal Way Transit Center, Twin Lakes P&R
186 - Enumclaw
497 - Sunset Park
566 - Kent station, Renton Transit Center, Bellevue Transit Center, Overlake Transit Center
578 - Puyallup station, Sumner station, Federal Way Transit Center, Downtown Seattle
910 - Seattle Outlet Collection, North Auburn
915 - Enumclaw
917 - White River Junction

Gallery

View from the parking garage in fog
A Southern Pacific-Union Pacific excursion train passes through Auburn Station
The station has wide low platforms and a pedestrian bridge

References

↑ stadmin. "Auburn Station". Sound Transit. Retrieved 2016-04-02.
↑ "Auburn Station Boarding Locations - Park & Ride Information - King County Metro Transit". metro.kingcounty.gov. Retrieved 2016-04-02.

"Auburn Station".

External links

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Auburn Station (Sound Transit)

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