Backed by the power of two states and more than a dozen counties, the Inland Northwest spans nearly 22,000 square miles in Washington and Idaho. The region encompasses most of eastern Washington and northern Idaho. It shares a northern border with Canada, and, in Washington, a southern boundary with Oregon. Spokane, centrally located in the region, is the largest city between Seattle and. Inland Northwest values are grounded in opportunity, balance, and friendliness.

Best Place to Live for Access to Hunting. Fishing - Outdoor Life Magazine. 6 of Top Ten Best Place to Live for Pet. Lovers - US News and World Report. Hells Gate State Park ranked one of the best. 50 campgrounds in the West - Sunset Magazine. Clearwater and Snake River one of the. Top 30 fishing vacations - Traveling Angler. 1 most secure place to live in America for. Small towns - Farmers Insurance. Ranked one of the best waterfront towns. To live in - National Geographic Magazine.

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Promoting economic vitality while preserving the culture and environment of the region. County Managing Director Position Description. The Southeast Washington Economic Development Association. Is dedicated to developing entrepreneurs, businesses, and industries within our region of Asotin. Palouse Regional Transportation Planning Organization.

A multi-purpose system benefiting the Northwest. Snake River dams provide many significant benefits to our region. They keep our local economy strong and help retain jobs by providing businesses with affordable, reliable transportation to move goods to international markets. The dams also help protect our environment. Barging has the lowest exhaust emissions of all transportation modes and dams provide clean, renewable hydropower to keep Northwest homes and businesses warm and bright.