Camas, Washington
Information about the demolition of a historical building.
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Historically, the commercial base of the city was almost entirely the paper mill; In recent years, however, the diversity of industries in and near Camas has been enhanced considerably by the influx of several high-tech, white-collar companies. These include [[Hewlett-Packard]], [[Linear Technology]], [[WaferTech]] and [[UL (safety organization)|Underwriters Laboratories]]. |
Historically, the commercial base of the city was almost entirely the paper mill; In recent years, however, the diversity of industries in and near Camas has been enhanced considerably by the influx of several high-tech, white-collar companies. These include [[Hewlett-Packard]], [[Linear Technology]], [[WaferTech]] and [[UL (safety organization)|Underwriters Laboratories]]. |
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As of 2026, plans to demolish [[Georgia-Pacific|the mill]] have proceeded, and work is expected to finish by 2027. The area is expected to become a waterfront on the [[Camas Slough]] (Small offshoot of the [[Columbia River]]) and will be an expansion to the already existing Downtown District. |
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==Geography== |
==Geography== |
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