Port of Woodland - Cowlitz EDC

Port of Woodland

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A Growing Community

Incorporated in 1906, the City of Woodland, located 20 miles north of Vancouver, Washington, is the southern gateway to Mt. St. Helens. The city is located in both Cowlitz and Clark Counties.

This growing community, with a population of a little over 6,000, is located at the junction of Interstate 5 and State Highway 503. The greater Woodland area has a population of over 10,000 persons.

Affordable Access

The City of Woodland is equipped with hard infrastructure to handle projects from small retail in their charming and historic downtown to large industrial with two new business parks at the Port of Woodland. Woodland has affordable access to rail, interstate, power, water, sewer and telecommunications.

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The Beautiful Lewis River Valley

The Port of Woodland is located on the Columbia River near the I-5 corridor between Seattle, Washington and Portland, Oregon in the beautiful Lewis River valley. The Port has approximately 400 acres of both light and heavy industrial property immediately available for development.

Perfect for Families & Visitors

Woodland has been growing with available properties for residential and commercial properties. With its access to a variety of amenities including, but not limited to: the Public Library, Horseshoe Lake, charming downtown, Scott Hill Sports Complex, a bustling school system, and yearly festivals, it’s perfect for families and visitors alike.

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One of the Original Communities in Washington State

Woodland is one of the oldest communities in Washington State and serves as a
gateway to Mt. St. Helens and the Lewis River recreational areas.

The Lilac Festival

Woodland is home of the famous Hulda Klager Lilac Gardens and the annual celebration of The Lilac Festival. From the last week of April through the first week of May, the Klager Museum is open to the public.

Planter’s Days

Woodland is also known for Planter’s Days, a celebration of pageant that commences with the coronation of a Planter’s Day Queen. The celebration is the oldest of its type in the Pacific Northwest and reflects Woodland’s passion for tradition.

Port of Woodland

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Special thanks to ci.woodland.wa.us and portofwoodland.com

Our Communities

The CEDC creates opportunities to foster success and economic growth in Cowlitz County. With thriving communities, a strong business environment, and diverse recreational opportunities, Cowlitz County has everything and more.

Castle Rock

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Kelso

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“I love Cowlitz County. I don’t know what else to say. I couldn’t have asked for more than this.”

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“I love Cowlitz County. I don’t know what else to say. I couldn’t have asked for more than this.”

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Cowlitz Economic Development Council

The Cowlitz Economic Development Council is a non-profit, professional association dedicated to facilitating economic and employment opportunities in Cowlitz County.

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