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Stanwood Washington |
Situated just an hour north of Seattle, Stanwood is the northernmost city in Snohomish County.
The primary industry in the area is agriculture. The city is the home of the largest independent frozen pea processor in the world. Stanwood also had the world's shortest railroad - seven-eighths of a mile - until it shut down in 1938. There are also many parks within the city.
Stanwood is part of the Seattle-Bellevue-Everett, WA metro area.
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Camano Island Airfield Airport (Airports)
Camano Island State Park (Parks, State Parks)
Cedar Grove Shores RV Park (RV Campgrounds)
Fish-On! Guide Services (Outfitters)
Kayak Point Golf Course (Golf)
Kayak Point Park (Parks)
Lake Goodwin Resort (RV Campgrounds)
Pearson House Museum (Museums, History Museums)
Pilchuck Glass School (Education)
Stanwood Area Historical Society (Museums, History Museums)
Stanwood Chamber of Commerce (Chambers of Commerce)
Stanwood United Methodist Church (Churches)
Stanwood-Camano School District (Education)
Warm Beach Community Church (Churches)
Wenberg State Park (Parks, State Parks)
