East Wenatchee

Few cities in Washington have a history as closely tied to the Columbia River and its crossings as East Wenatchee. Set on the river’s east bank opposite Wenatchee, it lies close to the confluence where the Wenatchee River joins the Columbia. The Senator George Sellar Bridge, opened in 1950, links the two cities and is a defining element of the area’s everyday connections. Orchards have long shaped the wider Columbia Basin, and East Wenatchee remains part of the region’s important apple-growing country. Browse nearby webcams to place East Wenatchee within the broader Columbia River area.

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