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Some pictures of the Palouse
and the surrounding area
Pullman is in the Palouse Hills of eastern Washington. Conditions are ideal
for growing wheat, and this is one of the most productive wheat-growing regions
in the world. To the east of Pullman the foothills of the Rocky Mountains begin.
To the west lie dry grasslands, then eventually the cascades & the coast.
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Some Palouse links:
Moscow, Idaho Just 8 miles east of Pullman, this is the location of the University of Idaho
Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre Presents independent films
KZUU the student radio station
Pullman's world famous International Lentil Festival
Contact
William E. Snyder
Department of Entomology
Washington State University
Pullman, WA 99164-6382
phone: 509/335-3724
fax: 509/335-1009
E-mail: wesnyder@wsu.edu