Woodland

Among the cities of Washington, Woodland stands out for its location near the meeting of the Lewis and Columbia rivers. The community occupies a lowland stretch of the Columbia River corridor, with the forested foothills of southwest Washington rising to the east and Interstate 5 linking it to larger Pacific Northwest cities. Woodland is also known for the Hulda Klager Lilac Gardens, created by horticulturist Hulda Klager and celebrated for its collection of hybrid lilacs. Its river setting and agricultural surroundings give the city a distinctly local character. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Woodland relates to the Columbia River region.

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