TRANSPORTATION.

Lewis county is in the path of all railroads coming in from the

south or through the Columbia gap in the Cascades. Already the

Northern Pacific railway and the Union Pacific railway cross the

county, and the North Coast contemplates traversing the entire

Cowlitz valley, while the Tacoma Eastern is already into the

northwestern part of the county on its way toward the same goal.

The county cannot be too well supplied, for its vast treasures

when developed will furnish immense products for transportation.

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