Fisher: SR 14 at MP 8.5: 164th Ave
Fishers Landing lies along the north bank of the Columbia River, where suburban Clark County meets the wooded foothills of southwest Washington. State Route 14 runs through this east Vancouver district beside 164th Avenue, one of several north–south links between neighbourhoods, jobs and the river corridor. The roadway follows a route shaped by the Columbia, a major Pacific Northwest waterway and a long-standing travel and trade corridor. Fishers Landing is part of the Vancouver urban area, yet mature conifers and deciduous trees still line much of its transport infrastructure. Nearby Camas developed around a paper mill established in 1883, an industry that helped define the lower Columbia community.
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