Marina Park (Kirkland)
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Marina Park is a 3.6-acre (1.5 ha) waterfront park located on the northeast shore of Lake Washington in the Kirkland, Washington central waterfront district, managed by the city of Kirkland in the United States. The park, dubbed "Lake Washington's Great Port-of-Call" by boosters in the twentieth century, sits at the foot of the city's historic Market Street district on Moss Bay and features a number of public amenities. The park has been described as "the most prominent public feature in downtown Kirkland."
Allen Locke Pavilion, a "well-known landmark," is situated in Marina Park and serves as a symbol of the city of Kirkland, as depicted on the official logo of the city.
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