Tri-Cities: I-182 at MP 7.3: Road 100

3 46.28°, -119.22°
About location

Tri-Cities is best known in Washington State for its connection to the Hanford Site, where the Manhattan Project produced plutonium during the Second World War. The urban area joins Kennewick, Pasco and Richland around the meeting of the Columbia, Snake and Yakima rivers, amid the dry, rolling terrain of the Columbia Basin. Pasco, on the north bank of the Columbia, has long been a rail and agricultural centre; irrigation supports farms across the basin. I-182 and Road 100 form part of the road network tying expanding neighbourhoods and commercial districts to the three-city area. The Hanford story is interpreted at the REACH Museum in Richland, while the Columbia waterfront remains central to local recreation and civic life.

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