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Dec 21

Ferry County's beautiful back country with rolling hills and pines.

Ferry County Invites Exploration

Tucked in the north-east corner of the state, Ferry County is one of Washington State’s least traversed counties, and one of its best tourism bargains. With only 3.4 persons per square mile (by comparison, King County, which includes the city of Seattle, Washington, has 912 people per square mile), citizens of and visitors to Ferry County enjoy a lot more open space, more blue sky, more uncrowded trails and campsites, and a lot less stress and traffic than the folks in more congested areas of the state. Read more

Dec 18

Painting of Ranald MacDonald
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Ranald MacDonald Burial Site

Ranald MacDonald was buried in an Indian Cemetery on the east side of Customs Road, on a knoll overlooking the Kettle River. His grave site has the distinction of being the smallest state park in Washington State. Read more

Dec 5

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Republic Cemetery

In 1898 a woman on horse back rode the hills around Republic, Washington looking for a suitable burial place for a man who’d recently died. At the time, Republic was a rough and tumble gold rush town filled to the brim with miners, and as yet hadn’t established a cemetery. That all changed when a man named Patrick Callahan died in Republic’s first mining-related accident. Read more

Nov 25

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Tips on Building a Rural Home or Cabin in Ferry County

Ferry County, Washington’s relatively affordable land and building costs tempt many into building or purchasing a retirement or vacation home in the area. With its pleasant views, numerous lakes and rivers, and quiet and relaxed atmosphere, it’s easy to find land or homes here that will fit your interests and lifestyle.

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