Pasco

Pasco combines irrigated agricultural roots with the active pace of a growing Tri-Cities centre in a way that reflects its position on the Columbia River in southeastern Washington. The river forms the city’s southern edge, while the Snake River joins the Columbia nearby at Sacajawea State Park. This confluence has long been a significant meeting point: the park commemorates the Lewis and Clark Expedition’s passage through the area in 1805. Pasco is also part of the Columbia Basin, a productive farming region shaped by large-scale irrigation and known for crops ranging from apples to wine grapes. Browse other webcams across Washington’s Columbia Basin to place Pasco in a wider geographic context.

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