Curlie

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Kahlotus

Kahlotus, Washington, zip 99335, is a small community located in the eastern part of Franklin County, where highways 21 and 260 intersect.

Kalama

Kalama, Washington, zip 98625, is located on I-5 in Cowlitz County, near the east bank of the Columbia River.

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Kelso

Kelso, Washington, zip 98626, is located on I-5 in Cowlitz County, just east of Longview.

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Kennewick

Kennewick, Washington, zip 99352, is located near the Columbia River on the eastern edge of Benton County. Kennewick, Richland and Pasco form the metropolitan area commonly known as the Tri-Cities.

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When the City of Kent incorporated in 1890, the population was 763. Kent was the second city in King County to incorporate. It began as an agricultural area, with hops being the first major crop, and thereby leading to the rapid growth of Kent in its early years. Truck farming began in 1917, and during the 1920s, Kent became known as the "lettuce capital of the world." Annual floods of the Green and White rivers contributed to the agricultural fertility of the Kent valley. During the Great Flood of 1906, the valley turned into a giant lake, as flood waters rose up to two feet in some places. The White River found a new channel into the Puyallup River, thus alleviating some of the flooding in Kent. In 1963, the Howard Hanson Dam was completed at Eagle Gorge on the upper Green River, taming most of the flooding. This enabled industrial development to take place on the valley floor, leading to Kent's rapid rise as a major distribution center.

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Kiona

Kiona is a small community about 10 miles west of the Tri-Cities on I-82, in Benton County. It is sometimes associated with zip code 99320, but the USPS has designated this code for Benton City and has not assigned a code to Kiona.

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