Tyler: I-90 at MP 257.9 - Interchange (8)
Tyler has served as a small rail-side settlement on the Columbia Plateau in eastern Washington since the late 19th century. The community sits in Spokane County, southwest of Spokane, where Interstate 90 crosses a sparsely settled belt of dryland farms, basalt ground and low wooded rises. I-90 is the principal east-west highway across this part of the state, tying the Puget Sound region to Spokane and the Inland Northwest. Tyler Interchange is a functional rural junction rather than a town centre, reflecting the road and rail networks that have long organized settlement here. The wider plateau was shaped by immense Ice Age floods, whose legacy remains evident in the region’s scoured basalt terrain.
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