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Hoquiam Washington |
Hoquiam, and its twin city of Aberdeen feature mile after mile of tree farms. Forest products have been a staple of the area's economy since Hoquiam's first sawmill opened in 1882. With the reduction of timber harvesting, the town has come under hard times.
The city's name derives from the Chehalis Indian word meaning "hungry for wood."
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Arnold Polson Park and Museum (Museums, History Museums)
Bowerman Airport (Airports)
Damon Point State Park (Parks, State Parks)
Aberdeen
Grays Harbor Chamber of Commerce (Chambers of Commerce)
Grays Harbor Church (Churches)
Olympia
Grays Harbor National Wildlife Refuge (Parks, Wildlife Areas)
Grays Harbor Shorebird Festival (Animals, Birds)
Hoquiam Parks & Recreation (Parks)
Hoquiam's Castle (Hotels and Motels)
Ocean City State Park (Parks, State Parks)
Westwood Inn (Hotels and Motels)
