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ChewelahStevens County,Washington"A Place For All Seasons"The Washington state capital is Olympia. What would you like to know about Chewelah History & History-related items
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The population of Chewelah is approximately 2,430 (1999).
The amount of land area in Chewelah is 6.333 sq. kilometers.
Chewelah elevation is 1,671 feet above sea level. Return to Index Chewelah location: about 45 miles north of Spokane and about 50 miles south of the Canadian border in eastern Washington on Highway 395. Other communities near Chewelah are Valley, Springdale, Loon Lake, Gifford, Colville, and Addy
Return to Index The geography for Chewelah is mostly good farm land. Generally, the terrain is mountainous benchland. The most common trees of the area are cedar, Larch (Tamarack), Fir and Pine. Return to Index The weather in Chewelah is seasonal. Here is a current weather page for Chewelah. Here is another weather page for the region. Temperatures can range from below 0 in the winter to heat spells of around 100 degrees in the summer. But normal ranges are usually not that severe. There is usually a nice Indian Summer in late fall. In the winter there is a good amount of snow, but usually not more than 8-20 inches on the ground at one time. Summers bring hot weather, but cool nights. History & History Related Items Chewelah history: Chewelah began as one of the mining boom towns of the late 1800's. The Old Dominion Mine was opened nearby when gold was discovered. This brought many gold-seekers into the area to "strike it rich." In 1883, silver and lead strikes were found at Embry Camp, but these didn't last too long before they petered out. By 1910, there were almost 1,500 residents in Chewelah. Chewelah was unique compared to the other mining boom towns because its ore continued to be produced until the mid-1900's. The mines have since ceased to produce their ore, but Chewelah continues to survive with a nostalgic look at his boomtown history. Return to Index Chewelah attractions: Information all about Chewelah Chamber of Commerce 49 Degrees North ski area is 10 miles east of Chewelah, Washington Chewelah Museum The Chewelah Mural Return to Index
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