Ghost Towns in Washington

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On north side of Columbia River, just west of the US 97 bridge that crosses over the river at Biggs, Oregon, ...

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On the Columbia River and SH 401, several miles east of the Astoria Bridge. Cement manufacturing and loggin...

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Established in 1896, this gold mining town is at the confluence of Toroda Creek and Cougar Creek, northeast o...

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A class B lumber mill and shipping center located on the southeast end of Bainbridge Island, directly west of...

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Between 1946 and 1962, the US military conducted 105 atmospheric nuclear tests over the "Pacific Proving Grou...

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This 1860s gold mining town is located on US 97, 21 miles north of Liberty in Blewett Pass. In this area th...

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On east side of the peninsula on west side of Henderson Bay, 13 miles southwest of SH 16 at Purdy, which is 1...

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In 1990, 70 people still lived in this tiny lumbering town on the Little Spokane River/SH 2, 24 miles north o...

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Near Loomis, which is 13 miles west of Ellisford. Ellisford is on US 97, 11 miles south of Oroville. The ...

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This class D-gold mining town is located seventeen miles northwest of Okanogan. It was the county seat and ...

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An early 1900s era coal mining town three miles south of Buckley off SH 5. The town was abandoned after...

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This bucolic cruise goes up to the Canadian border, passing a number of historic features: Old Molson, where locals...

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This late 1800s gold mining center is located on SH 101, 14 miles east of Aberdeen and on the Satsop River ac...

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Founded in 1903, this class D gristmilling town was about 13 miles southwest of Chesaw, in the northeast part...

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This one time river port is on the Snake River nine miles west of Clarkston burned in 1885.

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