Clarkston, Washington

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Clarkston, Washington is a small city in southeastern Washington State located at the confluence of the Snake and Clearwater Rivers, serving as a gateway to Hells Canyon and the broader Lewis-Clark Valley region.

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Clarkston, Washington canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf city
areaCode 509
borderCityWith Lewiston, Idaho
borderType state border city
climate semi-arid climate
country United States
county Asotin County
economyIncludes retail trade
river transportation services
tourism
eponym William Clark of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
linked to: William Clark
hasActivity boating
hiking in nearby areas
jet boat tours to Hells Canyon
recreational fishing
hasEconomicLinkWith Lewiston, Idaho
hasFeature river port on the Snake River
hasRiver Clearwater River
Snake River
hasTransportation U.S. Route 12 NERFINISHED
Washington State Route 129
isAcrossFrom Lewiston, Idaho downtown
linked to: Lewiston, Idaho
isGatewayTo Hells Canyon
broader Lewis–Clark Valley region
locatedAtConfluenceOf Clearwater River
Snake River
locatedIn southeastern Washington
locatedInValley Lewiston–Clarkston Valley
locatedOn north bank of the Snake River
namedAfter William Clark
near Hells Canyon National Recreation Area
linked to: Hells Canyon
observesDST yes
partOf Lewis–Clark Valley
partOfMetropolitanArea Lewiston–Clarkston metropolitan area
postalCode 99403
primaryOutdoorAttraction access to Hells Canyon
region Inland Northwest
separatedFromBy Snake River
servesAs gateway to Hells Canyon
state Washington
timeZone Pacific Time Zone

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Inland Northwest contains Clarkston, Washington
Snake River passesThrough Clarkston, Washington
Lewiston, Idaho nearbyCityAcrossRiver Clarkston, Washington
Lewiston, Idaho formsTwinCityWith Clarkston, Washington
Lower Granite Dam nearestCity Clarkston, Washington