Charles River corridor

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The Charles River corridor is the stretch of urban and natural landscape that runs along the Charles River, linking Boston and its neighboring communities with parks, paths, and transportation routes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river corridor
urban greenway
adjacentTo Boston University campus
MIT campus
downtown Boston
linked to: Downtown Boston
connects Allston
Boston
Brighton
Cambridge
Newton
Waltham
Watertown
follows Charles River
hasCharacteristic linear open space system
mix of urban and natural landscapes
hasFunction linking neighboring communities along the Charles River
providing scenic riverfront access
supporting ecological and recreational uses
hasPart Charles River Reservation
Esplanade area in Boston
bike paths
bridges
multi‑use paths
parks
pedestrian walkways
public open space
riverfront parklands in Cambridge
roadways
locatedIn Massachusetts
United States
supports non‑motorized transportation
public events and gatherings
traversedBy bicycle routes
local streets and parkways
pedestrian paths
usedFor commuting
cycling
recreation
river access
running
walking

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MBTA bus route 70 followsCorridor Charles River corridor
Soldiers Field Road partOf Boston riverfront roadway network
linked to: Charles River corridor
Charles River Path partOf Charles River corridor
MIT Great Dome adjacentTo Charles River (across Memorial Drive)
linked to: Charles River corridor
Newton, Province of Massachusetts Bay locatedOn Charles River region
linked to: Charles River corridor