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'''Camas''' is a [[city]] located in [[Washington State]], situated in the eastern hilly portion of Clark County, home to approximately 16,700 residents and several large, [[hi-tech]] [[manufacturing]] [[Industry|industries]].<ref>http://www.ci.camas.wa.us/community/aboutcam.htm</ref> From its origins over 100 years ago as a paper-mill town, the city of Camas still boasts a mill operated by Georgia-Pacific Corporation. Camas has since expanded, developed, and successfully blended a mix of cultures, values, and vision. These ideals have been instrumental in promoting diverse economic growth, encouraging development of livable, family-oriented neighborhoods, protecting open-space, building parks and other recreational amenities.
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'''Camas''' is a [[city]] located in [[Washington]], situated in the eastern hilly portion of Clark County, home to approximately 16,700 residents and several large, [[hi-tech]] [[manufacturing]] [[Industry|industries]].<ref>http://www.ci.camas.wa.us/community/aboutcam.htm</ref> From its origins over 100 years ago as a paper-mill town, the city of Camas still boasts a mill operated by Georgia-Pacific Corporation. Camas has since expanded, developed, and successfully blended a mix of cultures, values, and vision. These ideals have been instrumental in promoting diverse economic growth, encouraging development of livable, family-oriented neighborhoods, protecting open-space, building parks and other recreational amenities.
  
 
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Revision as of 16:08, November 24, 2010

Camas is a city located in Washington, situated in the eastern hilly portion of Clark County, home to approximately 16,700 residents and several large, hi-tech manufacturing industries.[1] From its origins over 100 years ago as a paper-mill town, the city of Camas still boasts a mill operated by Georgia-Pacific Corporation. Camas has since expanded, developed, and successfully blended a mix of cultures, values, and vision. These ideals have been instrumental in promoting diverse economic growth, encouraging development of livable, family-oriented neighborhoods, protecting open-space, building parks and other recreational amenities.

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