SUMNER · PORTLAND

Sumner

Central Northeast Neighbors

0 spots to discover in this neighborhood 4,500 residents · 1.2 sq mi

“Portland's hidden cinder cone neighborhood — small-scale, unpretentious, with volcanic views from the backyard.”

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What Sumner Is Known For

“Portland's hidden cinder cone neighborhood — small-scale, unpretentious, with volcanic views from the backyard.”

“Portland's hidden cinder cone neighborhood — small-scale, unpretentious, with volcanic views from the backyard.”

— Sumner, Portland

About

Sumner

Sumner is a small NE Portland neighborhood that most Portlanders can't place on a map — and that suits its residents just fine. Stretching from NE Skidmore Street south to the Columbia Slough, and from 82nd Avenue to I-205, the neighborhood sits at the base of a retired volcanic cinder cone, giving elevated parts of Sumner views of Mount Hood and Mount St. Helens that are rare this close to the city. Sandy Blvd slices through the neighborhood diagonally — the city's great northeast commercial artery — and divides a residential south from an industrial and commercial north.

Most of Sumner's businesses line Sandy Blvd and 82nd Avenue south of it. Stan's Food & Deli at 5020 NE 82nd Ave has been a neighborhood institution for over 50 years, serving the kind of no-frills counter food that anchors working-class communities. Namaste Indian Cuisine at 8303 NE Sandy Blvd has been drawing regulars since 2001 with its buffet and sit-down service. The Sumner Association of Neighbors (SAN) is a City-recognized neighborhood organization that focuses on maintaining Sumner's residential character against commercial and industrial encroachment from I-205 and the Sandy Blvd strip.

Boundaries: NE 82nd Ave (west), I-205 (east), NE Skidmore St (south), Columbia Slough (north). Adjacent: Parkrose (west/north), Argay (east), Russell (south).

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Volcanic Cinder Cone

NE Sumner area

Retired volcanic cinder cone at the heart of the neighborhood; elevated spots offer views of Mt. Hood and Mt. St. Helens.

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Columbia Slough Trail

Northern boundary, NE Portland

Multi-use trail along the Columbia Slough; connects Sumner to Argay and the Columbia River waterfront.

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Sandy Blvd Commercial Strip

NE Sandy Blvd through Sumner

Major diagonal commercial corridor with restaurants, delis, and neighborhood services.

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