Denny Regrade

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Denny Regrade is a Seattle neighborhood historically shaped by massive early-20th-century regrading projects that lowered and leveled the city’s steep northern downtown hills.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Denny Regrade canonical 1
Denny Regrade No. 1 1

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Statements (38)

Predicate Object
instanceOf former hill
historic district
neighborhood
borders Belltown
Central Business District of Seattle
Denny Triangle
Pike Place Market area
linked to: Pike Place Market

South Lake Union
country United States
elevationChange hill lowered by up to about 100 feet
engineeringMethod hydraulic sluicing
steam shovels
historicalEvent Denny Regrade project
historicalLandUse residential neighborhood on steep hill
laterLandUse apartment and condominium towers
office buildings
warehouses and light industry
locatedIn Downtown Seattle
linked to: downtown Seattle

Seattle
Washington
majorRegradingPeriod 1898–1930s
early 20th century
namedAfter Arthur A. Denny
notableNearbyFeature Elliott Bay waterfront
Seattle Center (to the north)
linked to: Seattle Center
notableRegradePhase Denny Regrade No. 1
linked to: Denny Regrade

Denny Regrade No. 2
partOf King County
partOfUrbanPlan expansion of Seattle’s downtown northward
soilDisposition material used to create Harbor Island vicinity fills
sluiced material used to fill tideflats
topography lowered and leveled hills
transportInfrastructure Alaskan Way Viaduct (historically adjacent waterfront corridor)
linked to: Alaskan Way Viaduct

Battery Street Tunnel (historically nearby)
Denny Way
Westlake Avenue
urbanCharacter densely built urban neighborhood
mixed commercial and residential

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Denny Triangle borderedBy Denny Regrade
Denny Regrade notableRegradePhase Denny Regrade No. 1
linked to: Denny Regrade