Resources of the State of Washington 1909
Resources of the State of Washington 1909
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OROVILLE is the chief town on the railroad, near the northern border, and is the terminus of the road. It has about 500 people and isgrowing. It is an important ore-shipping point, surrounded alsoby good fruit-raising and agricultural lands, yet unirrigated.
BREWSTER, at the junction of the Columbia and Okanogan rivers, has a population of about 200, and is an important grain andfruit-shipping point.
OKANOGAN is on the river of the same name, about midway betweenBrewster and Conconully, and to ...this point the steamers ply inthe higher waters of the river.
TWISP is a growing village in the Methow valley, devoted chiefly tofruit-growing and mining. It is an important distributing center.
PATEROS has steamer connection with Wenatchee, and is an importing, growing center.
BECK, BONAPARTE, ANGLIN and BODIE are other new and growing commercialcenters.
CHESAW, in the northern part, and NESPELIM, in the southeasternpart, are important locations.
PACIFIC COUNTY.
Pacific county is the extreme southern county, which borders on theocean at the mouth of the Columbia river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
OROVILLE is the chief town on the railroad, near the northern border, and is the terminus of the road. It has about 500 people and isgrowing. It is an important ore-shipping point, surrounded alsoby good fruit-raising and agricultural lands, yet unirrigated.
BREWSTER, at the junction of the Columbia and Okanogan rivers, has a population of about 200, and is an important grain andfruit-shipping point.
OKANOGAN is on the river of the same name, about midway betweenBrewster and Conconully, and to ...this point the steamers ply inthe higher waters of the river.
TWISP is a growing village in the Methow valley, devoted chiefly tofruit-growing and mining. It is an important distributing center.
PATEROS has steamer connection with Wenatchee, and is an importing, growing center.
BECK, BONAPARTE, ANGLIN and BODIE are other new and growing commercialcenters.
CHESAW, in the northern part, and NESPELIM, in the southeasternpart, are important locations.
PACIFIC COUNTY.
Pacific county is the extreme southern county, which borders on theocean at the mouth of the Columbia river.
What to read after Resources of the State of Washington 1909?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howell Ithamar to read onlineMoreLess
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