Clarkston

Clarkston has served as a river port in southeastern Washington since the late 19th century. The city occupies the west bank of the Snake River opposite Lewiston, Idaho, just below the Clearwater River’s confluence; together they form the Lewiston–Clarkston valley. The Port of Clarkston links the community to the Snake and Columbia river navigation system, while the route downstream leads toward Hells Canyon, carved by the Snake River. Clarkston was named for William Clark of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, whose journey is part of the wider history of this river corridor. Browse additional webcams from the Snake River country to extend your view of southeastern Washington.

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