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Where to
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what to do in
Spokane,
Washington
VISITOR INFORMATION
ACCOMMODATIONS
Bed & Breakfasts
Campgrounds
Hotels - Downtown
Hotels - East Side
Hotels - North Side
Hotels - West Side
RV Parks
FOOD AND BEVERAGE
Coffee &
Tea Houses
-Downtown
-North
Side
-South
Side
Restaurants
-Downtown
-North Side
-South Side
Wineries
ACTIVITIES
ATTRACTIONS
Arboretum
Art Galleries
Festivals and Events
Historic Sites
Museums
Parks
Parks - State
Performing Arts
SHOPPING
Name
After the leader of the local Indian
tribe, who identified himself to fur trappers as Illim-Spokane, which means
"chief of the sun people".
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VISITOR INFORMATION
Business Organizations
Spokane
Area Chamber of Commerce. 322 N. Spokane Falls
Court, Spokane, WA 99201. Phone: 509-744-2372.
E-mail
Spokane
Regional Convention and Visitors Bureau. 801 West Riverside,
Suite 301, Spokane, WA 99201. Phone: 509-624-1341.
Spokane Area
Economic Development Council
509-624-3759 Fax
Government Agencies
Spokane
Traffic Cams
Spokane area traffic cams from
the Washington State Department of Transportation.
Local Web Guides
Spokane.net
Includes new stories from The Spokesman Review, business, community and government links
and listings.
Spokane
Public Library
Tincan - Inland
Northwest Community Access Network
Media
- Radio and TV
KHQ6
(NBC)
KREM-TV Online (CBS)
KXLY-TV (ABC)
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