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    Lynnwood is a city of 39,000 people (2019) in the Puget Sound region of Washington State. Lynnwood is a suburban bedroom community for Seattle, Everett and Bellevue. It has one of the largest concentrations of retailers in the region, anchored by the Alderwood Mall.

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    By air

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    Lynnwood is less than 1 hour north of Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, and only a few miles south of Paine Field.

    By car

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    Interstate 5 runs through the city, and the interchange with Interstate 405 and WA 525 is just outside city limits.

    By light rail

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    By bus

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    • Sound Transit, toll-free: +1-888-889-6368. Has regional public transit routes in King County (hubs in Bellevue and Seattle), Snohomish County (hubs in Everett and Lynnwood), and Pierce County. Buses typically run every 30 minutes on weekdays, more frequently during rush hour. Sound Transit (Q3965367) on Wikidata Sound Transit on Wikipedia
      • 512 Lynnwood to Everett Station via Ash Way P&R.
      • 515 Mountlake Terrace Fwy Station and Downtown Seattle from Lynnwood. Towards Seattle weekday morning, into Lynnwood weekday afternoons/evenings.
      • 513 Lynnwood to Seaway Transit Center in Mukilteo. Weekday rush hours only.
      • 535 Downtown Bellevue Transit Center to Lynnwood via Canyon Park, Totem Lake, Bothell and Ash Way. M-Sa only.

    Get around

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    Map
    Map of Lynnwood

    By bus

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    See

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    • 1 Lynnwood Heritage Park. Features an historical look at Lynnwood, back when the area was known as Alderwood Manor. Heritage Park allows guests to take a step back in time, and visit some of Alderwood Manor's original buildings.

    Do

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    • 1 Meadowdale Park. Beach access and some easy hiking trails through a lowland forest.
    • There are many small lakes in and around Lynnwood, for a relaxing paddle in the summer.

    Buy

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    Lynnwood is more a giant mall than a city, and opportunities to shop are endless!

    • 1 Alderwood Mall. The largest mall north of Seattle.

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    Eat

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    Lynnwood is home to one of the largest Korean communities in Washington. Lynnwood's stretch of WA 99 has some of the best Korean food in the region.

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    Routes through Lynnwood
    VancouverEverett  N  S  Mountlake TerraceSeattle
    becomes at  N  S  BothellBellevue
    EverettMukilteo  N  S  EdmondsSeattle
    CoupevilleMukilteo  NW  SE  becomes at


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