Prindle (Cruzatt)
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Prindle, a town on the Columbia River, in the southwestern part of Skamania County.
The place was formerly called Cruzatt in honor of Peter Cruzatte of the Lewis and Clark expedition, by which Wind River had been named 'Cruzatte River' in 1805.
The Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railway Company changed the name of the station to honor Ernest Hinsdale Prindle, a pioneer land owner there. [Origin of Washington Geographic Names", 1923]
The place was formerly called Cruzatt in honor of Peter Cruzatte of the Lewis and Clark expedition, by which Wind River had been named 'Cruzatte River' in 1805.
The Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railway Company changed the name of the station to honor Ernest Hinsdale Prindle, a pioneer land owner there. [Origin of Washington Geographic Names", 1923]
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Coordinates: 45°35'26"N 122°9'10"W
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- Sooke 340 km
- West Kelowna 516 km
- Whistler, British Columbia 516 km
- Salmon Arm 611 km
- Sparwood 716 km
- Quesnel 829 km
- Drumheller, Alberta 950 km
- St. Albert, Alberta 1085 km
- Grande Prairie, Alberta 1095 km
- Ainsworth State Park 8.2 km
- Camp Kwoneesum 11 km
- Hamilton Mountain 12 km
- John B. Yeon State Scenic Corridor 13 km
- Beacon Rock State Park 13 km
- Hamilton Island 14 km
- planting creek basin 26 km
- Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area 41 km
- Mount Hood National Forest 51 km
- Gifford Pinchot National Forest 77 km