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Spokane

WA · 47.6740, -117.4250

Idaho Panhandle National Forests lies within 30 miles of Spokane, Washington. Byway's registries place 1 public land unit in reach.

The city is pronounced as "spo-CAN," but often mispronounced as "spo-CANE." It is named for a Salish-speaking tribe of Native Americans who were the original inhabitants of the area. The original spelling, Spokan, was given an e by the adoption of the name of the original building, Spokane House (a trapping house built by early European arrivals).
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Within reach

Measured from Byway's own registries, 30 miles around town.

Public land

Named places

  • Skeet-So-Mish Park · 1 mi
  • One Spokane Stadium · 1 mi
  • Expo 74 Butterfly · 1 mi
  • In Memory of All Law Enforcement Officers · 1 mi
  • Upper Falls · 1 mi
  • Upper Falls · 1 mi
  • Mountain Sheep · 1 mi
  • Corbin Park · 1 mi

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