Lewiston–Clarkston Valley

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The Lewiston–Clarkston Valley is a bi-state river valley region along the Snake and Clearwater rivers, centered on the twin cities of Lewiston, Idaho, and Clarkston, Washington, known as a transportation, agricultural, and commercial hub of the inland Pacific Northwest.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf metropolitan area
river valley region
borderBetween Idaho
Washington (state)
linked to: Washington
centeredOn Clarkston, Washington
Lewiston, Idaho
climate semi-arid climate
country United States
economicRole agricultural hub
commercial hub
transportation hub
elevationRelativeToRegion low-elevation valley
formedByConfluenceOf Clearwater River
Snake River
hasPart Clarkston, Washington
Lewiston, Idaho
hasPort Port of Clarkston
Port of Lewiston
knownFor food processing
grain shipping
inland port facilities
timber products
locatedIn Idaho
Inland Northwest
Northwestern United States
Pacific Northwest
Washington (state)
linked to: Washington
locatedOnRiver Clearwater River
Snake River
majorCrop alfalfa
barley
lentils
peas
wheat
majorIndustry agriculture
forestry
manufacturing
namedAfter Meriwether Lewis
William Clark
near Nez Perce Indian Reservation
partOf Lewis–Clark Valley region
partOfMetropolitanArea Lewiston, ID–WA Metropolitan Statistical Area
recreation boating
fishing
hunting
transportInfrastructure Lewiston–Nez Perce County Airport
U.S. Route 12 NERFINISHED
U.S. Route 195
U.S. Route 95

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Clarkston, Washington locatedInValley Lewiston–Clarkston Valley