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- Clarkston city, Washington
- Clarkston city, Washington is a city, town, place equivalent, and township located in Washington.
- Total Population:7,161
- Median Household Income:$48,587
- Bachelor’s Degree or Higher:16.5%
- Employment Rate:56.7%
- Total Housing Units:3,287
- Without Health Care Coverage:9.0%
- Total Households:2,846
- Hispanic or Latino (of any race):363
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Clarkston
Clarkston, US
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Clarkston Wa.
Clarkston, Wa.
Clarkston, Washington, is a city located in the southeastern part of the state, right next to the border with Idaho. It’s situated along the Snake River and is known for its beautiful scenery and outdoor activities.
- Clarkston, WA:
- Scenic Location: Clarkston is located at the confluence of the Snake and Clearwater Rivers, offering stunning views and ample opportunities for water-based recreation such as boating, fishing, and kayaking. The riverfront area is a focal point for residents and visitors alike.
- Lewis-Clark State College: This institution, located in nearby Lewiston, Idaho, is just across the river from Clarkston. It offers various cultural and sporting events and adds to the educational and cultural vibrancy of the area.
- Clarkston Heritage Museum: This museum provides insights into the history of Clarkston and the surrounding region. It features exhibits on local history, including early settler life and the development of the town.
- Pomeroy Golf Course: Located in Clarkston, this well-maintained golf course offers a scenic and enjoyable experience for golf enthusiasts. The course’s setting along the river adds to its appeal.
- Hells Canyon National Recreation Area: Clarkston serves as a gateway to Hells Canyon, the deepest river gorge in North America. The area offers spectacular scenery, hiking trails, and opportunities for river rafting. The recreation area is known for its rugged beauty and diverse wildlife.
- Surrounding Areas:
- Lewiston, ID: Just across the Snake River from Clarkston, Lewiston is the largest city in the region and offers a range of amenities including shopping, dining, and cultural events. It’s also home to the Nez Perce County Historical Society and Museum, which provides further insights into the local history.
- Asotin, WA: Located about 20 miles south of Clarkston, Asotin is a smaller city known for its scenic views and outdoor activities. The Asotin County Historical Society Museum provides historical context for the area.
- Nez Perce National Historical Park: Located in various sites throughout the region, including areas near Clarkston, this park commemorates the Nez Perce Tribe and their history. It includes visitor centers and historical sites that offer a deeper understanding of the tribe’s culture and history.
- The Clearwater River: Flowing into the Snake River near Clarkston, the Clearwater River is known for its excellent fishing, particularly for steelhead and salmon. The river is also popular for rafting and scenic float trips.
- Blue Mountains: Located to the east of Clarkston, the Blue Mountains offer hiking, camping, and outdoor exploration opportunities. The mountainous terrain provides a beautiful backdrop to the region and is known for its diverse flora and fauna.
- Clarkston’s combination of riverfront beauty, historical significance, and access to outdoor adventures makes it a vibrant and interesting location in the Pacific Northwest.
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