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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".

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[edit] By car

Interstate 5 runs through neighboring Kelso, connecting the area to Seattle and Portland.

[edit] By train

• Amtrak, [1]. The nearest station is in the neighboring town of Kelso.

[edit] 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 Lexington, Castle Rock, Toledo/Winlock (I-5 exit #63), Centralia, and Tumwater (near Olympia) in the north. It is possible to transfer at Salmon Creek from the C-TRAN bus system serving Vancouver and Portland, while at Tumwater you can transfer from the Intercity Transit system serving Olympia. Fares are $1 each way.

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Major streets radiate like wheel spokes from the city center.

[edit][add listing] See

• Sacajawea Lake
• Nutty Narrow Bridge (the squirrel bridge)

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