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Douglas County Profile

Douglas County Outline Douglas County is located in north central Washington in a dry region generally termed "the Big Bend Country." It was named after Stephen A. Douglas, U.S. Senator and political leader of Illinois. On November 23, 1883, what is now Douglas and Grant Counties was created by the Territorial Legislature as Douglas County.



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Historical Profile

1956 bulletin from the County Agricultural Data Series created by NASS, then known as the Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. Links are to different chapters within the bulletin and are in Adobe PDF format.

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