Longview (Washington)

Longview is a city in Washington State. It is nicknamed the "City of Trees" and was established in 1923 by R. A. Long, who intended it to become the "Chicago of the West". Understand Get in By car Interstate 5 runs through neighboring Kelso, connecting the area to Seattle and Portland. By train Amtrak, [1]. The nearest station is in the neighboring town of Kelso. By bus Lower Columbia CAP, [2]. Rural public bus system serving Longview from Kalama, Woodland, and Salmon Creek (near Vancouver, WA) in the south and Castle Rock, Toledo/Winlock (I-5 exit #63), and Chehalis in the north. It is possible to transfer at Salmon Creek from the C-TRAN bus system serving Vancouver and Portland. Fares $1 per boarding. Get around Major streets radiate like wheel spokes from the city center. See Lake Sacajawea Nutty Narrows Bridge (the squirrel bridge) Do Buy Eat Drink Sleep Contact Get out Routes through Longview Ends at ← Naselle ←  W  E  → Kelso → Ends at This article is an outline and needs more content. It has a template, but there is not enough information present. Please plunge forward and help it grow!