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Cities
and Towns of South Central Washington
Washington Travel Regions
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The dominant features of South Central Washington include the Yakima Valley, the Yakama Indian Reservation and the Washington side of the Columbia River Gorge. From the rich volcanic soil of the Yakima Valley has sprung Washington's Wine Country. The more than 45 wineries here share the same latitude as Burgundy and Bordeaux in France and produce world-class wines. Most of the wineries are easily reached as they lie on either side of Interstate 82 between the cities of Yakima to the north and Richland to the south. The area is a rich agricultural resource with abundant crops of apples, peaches, pears and other crops as well as hops and many vegetables. A good portion of South Central Washington is comprised of the Yakama Indian Reservation. Mount Adams, whose eastern slope lies on the reservation, is the spiritual and physical landmark of the Yakama Nation. To the south is the mighty Columbia River and the scenic Columbia River Gorge. The several cities and towns on either side of the Columbia River are rich in heritage and feature fine foods, relaxing lodging accommodations and a variety of recreational opportunities.
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Inn of the White Salmon European-style hotel providing comfort to travelers since 1937 and featuring an antique decor. The16-room Inn offers a quiet, cozy environment for comfort and convenience. Partake of games, reading or music in the parlor; or take a relaxing dip in the hot tub. Local wines and beers are available for purchase. Each room has a private bath, phone, cable TV and air conditioning. Several two-room suites are available including a honeymoon suite. |
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