County
Lewis County
Washington • United States
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Lewis County is a county in Washington, United States. It has a population of about 82,149 and an area of 6,310 km². It contains 4 villages and 2 towns with a combined population of about 30,340. The largest are Centralia (16,753), Chehalis (7,391), and Fords Prairie (1,959). It was established in 1845. 3 official videos are published about the United States.
- Area
- 6,310 km²
- Established
- 1845
- Official website
- co.lewis.wa.us
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