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VISITOR INFORMATION
City of Woodland. 230 Davidson Street, PO Box 9, Woodland, WA 98674. Phone: 360-225-8281; Fax: 360-225-7336.
Tourist Information Center. Exit 21 West Side of I-5. 900 Goerig, PO Box 1012, Woodland, WA 98674. Phone: 360-225-9552; Fax: 360-225-3490. E-mail
Port of Woodland, 141 Davidson, PO Box 87, Woodland, WA 98674. Phone: 360-225-6555; Fax: 360-225-6556. E-mail
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The Columbian - Vancouver. Phone: 360-694-2312.
The Daily News. PO Box 189, Longview, WA 98632. Phone: 360-575-6210; Toll-free: 1-800-341-4745; Fax: 360-577-2538.
The Woodland Public Library. 770 Park Street, PO Box 1869, Woodland, WA 98674. Phone: 360-225-2115.
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