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12 miles south of Colville
7 miles northwest of Chelewah Addy was a mining town for the Daisy, Silver Summit, and other mines. Typical businesses included the railroad, restaurants, express office, general store, post office. More information available in: Gold Creeks and Ghost Towns in Northeast Washington
10 miles northeast of Kettle Falls Bossburg was a mining town for the Young America, Silver Dollar and other mines. The town had two telephone companies, a newspaper, a town hall, two ferries, three saloons, two hotels, three general stores, and numerous houses. The town went ghost with the closing of the mines. More information available in: Gold Creeks and Ghost Towns in Northeast Washington
70 miles north-northeast of Colville
48 miles east of Springdale
45 miles north of Colville
3 miles west of Colville More information can be found in
50 miles east of Springdale
18 miles south of Colville
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