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West Richland ~ A Beautiful Place to Call Home

Discovering the West Richland Washington rural atmosphere. | As a West Richland Wa Realtor, we have a keen interest in our community, as well as the real estate industry. Our lenses stem from these two passions, however there is a third. We create lenses to earn income to donate to Save The Children and/or World Vision. Any income from our lenses is contributed 100% to either of the two organizations. Here is our take on the West Richland Washington area.

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West Richland Real Estate Market
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West Richland Washington on Amazon

Travel to West Richland Washington
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West Richland Washington History

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West Richland Real Estate Market

West Richland real estate is starting to take off and it takes an experienced real estate team like Joe and Colleen Lane to efficiently navigate what is becoming an intense real estate market. Though the population of West Richland was only 8,385 according to the 2000 census, that figure has since climbed and as the Tri-Cities Wa area continues to experience impressive growth, so too will the market for West Richland Wa homes for sale. West Richland Washington | Wa Summer Sunset

Nestled along the banks of the Yakima River and it's many parks, West Richland is a remarkable city with easy access to the Tri-Cities region, the jewel of southeastern Washington. The area's wonderful climate is conducive to a variety of recreational activities. As real estate agents, Joe and Colleen Lane have over 20 years of experience buying and selling real estate not only in the West Richland area, but all over the Tri-Cities. That intimate knowledge of the area and of the West Richland Wa real estate market in particular can only benefit buyers and sellers...[more West Richland Wa real estate].

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West Richland Washington on Amazon

Fauna and flora associated with the West Richland mammoth from the Pleistocene Touchet beds in south-central Washington (Research report of the Thomas Burke Memorial Washington State Museum)

by: James E Martin

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Kennewick, Pasco, Richland, Washington Map: Including Burbank, Prosser, Sunnside, Toppenish, West Richland, with Special Feature, Yakima Valley Area M

by: Rand McNally

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United States--west coast, Washington, Columbia River, Pasco to Richland (SuDoc C 55.418/7:18543/992)

by: U.S. National Archives and Records Administration

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Richland, Washington (Images of America)

by: Elizabeth Gibson

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Travel to West Richland Washington

Pasco International Airport | Minutes from West Richland Wa

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How to travel to West Richland Washington

The Travel Detective: How to Get the Best Service and the Best Deals from Airlines, Hotels, Cruise Ships, and Car Rental Agencies

by: Peter Greenberg

Amazon Price: $11.96 (as of 12/26/2009)

In this entertaining book, Today show travel editor Greenberg reveals many insider secrets on how to get the lowest fare, make plane reservations, get the best airplane seat, negotiate the best hotel room deals, and much more. Greenberg, who is also the chief correspondent for the Discovery Network's Travel Channel and editor at large for National Geographic Traveler, devotes about three-fourths of the book to air travel, delighting in offering well-deserved criticism of the airlines. His air travel tips are useful and deserving of all serious travelers' attention, especially those traveling on a budget. Though the book omits three areas of travel that form an increasing part of America's traveling experience organized tours, travel by car, and train travel it is packed with valuable information and features an authoritative, and quite funny, voice. Recommended for all libraries.

West Richland Washington History

West Richland Washington | Rural West Richland Wa Lewis and Clark landed on Blalock Island in the Columbia River near the modern location of Richland in 1805, and found Indian villages dating back to prehistoric times. For the next half a century fur trade kept the locals busy, with canoes from the Hudson Bay Company travelling up and down the Columbia River. The extensive grasslands of the area were cut for hay by the men of Fort Walla Walla (now known as Wallula), and the hay was used to feed their growing herds of livestock.

Washington Territory was created in 1853, and Governor Isaac Stevens planned a cross-state railway leading up the Yakima Valley and across the Snoqualmie Pass to Puget Sound. About this same time, J.B. Nelson built the first settler's cabin near the mouth of the Yakima River. In 1868, E. Bird moved about 300 head of cattle into the area where Richland is now, and Smith Barnum built his home just south of the Yakima River...[more West Richland Wa history].