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Dedicated to the City of Vancouver, Washington Incorporated in 1857

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Illustrations: Riley Donahue

INDEX

Native Americans.................... 4 Hudson Bay Company............ 5 Fort Vancouver........................ 6 Vancouver Barracks................ 7 Buffalo Soldiers........................ 8 Buffalo Soldiers........................ 9 Setting the Foundation......... 10 Newspapers - Early Years..... 11 Newspapers - Early Years..... 12 The Columbian...................... 13 Clark County Museum......... 14 Pearson Air Museum............ 15 Kaiser Memorial.................... 16 Kiggins Theatre...................... 17 Uptown Village...................... 18 Esther Short Park................... 19 Esther Short Park................... 20 Farmerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Market..................... 21 First Friday Downtown......... 22 Parade of Bands..................... 23 Recycled Arts Festival........... 24 Summer Concerts.................. 25 Cruisin the Gut...................... 26

Old Apple Tree....................... 27 Art on the Street.................... 28 Art Galleries........................... 29 Vancouver Dance................... 30 Vancouver Wine.................... 31 Vancouver Brews................... 32 Coffee Stops............................ 33 Columbia River...................... 34 Columbia River...................... 35 Port of Vancouver.................. 36 Interstate Bridge.................... 37 Interstate Bridge.................... 38 Vancouver Streets.................. 39 Vancouver Parks.................... 40 Native Trees............................ 41 Native Shrubs......................... 42 Native Herbs........................... 43 Song birds............................... 44 Waterfowl............................... 45 Shorebirds............................... 46 Mammals - Carnivora........... 47 Mammals - Small................... 48 Columbia River Fishing........ 49

Explore VANCOUVER, USA In 1824 Fort Vancouver was established as a fur trading post of the British Hudson Bay Company. On June 15, 1846 the signing of the Oregon Treaty led to the United States taking full control of the area. Eleven years later on January 23, 1857 the City of Vancouver became the first incorporated city in the state of Washington. Today Vancouver is the fourth largest city in the state with a population of 169,000 and is the largest suburb of Portland, Oregon.

HOW TO SOLVE

WORD SEARCH: The words in the word list are hidden in the puzzle. You can find them by reading forward, backward, up and down and diagonally. Each word will be in a straight line.

Only the words that are in CAPITAL LETTERS are hidden. Small letters are not included in the puzzle. ` CHINOOK (tribe) Only the word CHINOOK will be in the puzzle. Circle the words that you find and mark the small square next to the found word in the word list. WORD SCRAMBLE - Unscramble the letters to reveal the word. DRWO unscrambled is W O R D

5 NATIVE AMERICANS For 10,000 years the Lower Columbia was home to many Native American tribes. They developed the Chinnokan language for inter trade relations. W L O W E R C H I

N O O K W X D U T B L

B G W C C H I N O O K U D B D C F X E K M N B M I N E Z P E R C E C Q H V D P C U I Z A S O F I C W E G G A N I T J O E K N N H S F W F H S N C W A K N A K T D A E A T E K P Z C M A V M X S U I I

T K

J L F

Y D E A L Y U H M A P K B Q A Z

K T O L H L G T U A C K L M M W M C T Y H A O L K M X S M T W I O Y J A U A C H A W L G E S U O L A P

L F D A E H R K V V Q

N I H C L Y G D O I Z

I C U M T S B T Z R N

D P B E S J E L C W W

A P L K S K R H V A X

E T L A S G E T P S X

L O H A N E F A P C W

O P B L C K T M Z K A

A H O H A O H D P C A

 BASKET MAKERS  CATHLAPOTLE (Chinookan town)  CAYUSE (Tribe)  CHEECHAKO (Newcomer)  CHINOOK (Tribe)  CHINOOKAN (Chinook language)  CHINUK WAWA (Chinook jargon)  CLATSOP (Tribe)  DIGGING STICK  HEAD FLATTENING  KATHLAMET (Tribe)  KLOOTCHMAN (Woman)

S K A S T M I O Y I D

K K E Q T R E G U T R

O A D R R A U T I S M

O G K I S X L A H G E

B K Z S T W U C K N P

W A S L D B K T A I O

L O C R E W O L I G M

T H L A P O T L E G P

H B J I D P W D A I N

 LOWER CHINOOK  LOWER COLUMBIA  NEZ PERCE (Tribe)  PALOUSE (Tribe)  PLANK HOUSE  POTLATCH (Gift giving feast)  SALISH BASKET  SKAKWAL (Canoe)  SKOOKUM (Strong)  TILLICUM (People/Person)  WAHKIAKUM (Tribe)  WAPATO (Potato)

V O T G M X E B A D R

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HUDSON BAY COMPANY

The British Hudson Bay Company established Fort Vancouver in 1825 as the headquarters for their fur and trade center. L B Q K T C S Z S

S T E K S U M G I

G R N X L I L S S E A M N P P M Z R I E Q J G O R G N A T K A O C I L A C I Y M V H Y W R A C W Y E C B V Q L P O X T K L E P M P I M E A P K I I R Y M I N O Q L A N K P U T S E R I A T L K F D Y E R I

N T S Q E Y H B E

E P A S C Q Q M A A

M I W E L B F T E N T Y E L E U B M C T M N P T D X R E O H P T H S B L I W C M O P P T D K R D S P X

G S T O V E V T H E S

T T R A D I N G I M N

T L E S R D P N R B N

V X L Y A G I G T G Q

 BEADS  BLANKET  CALICO  CANDLE MOLDS  CANDLE STICKS  CHEESE  CLAY PIPES  COCOA  COFFEE  COFFEE POT  HEATING STOVE  KETTLES

S K K D Z L U D I X H

H U H A X J T C N S B

S E E H C C G O G L S

F R Z S M A F F Q C E

P T Q G I N G F F C L

S A C R C D D E L O D

I V E O P L S E B F E

R V C T R E W W F F E

G O R H A M U U N E N

A M C B K O Z R M E B

 KNIVES  MILK PANS  MUSKETS  NEEDLES  SALT  SEA BISCUITS  SHEET IRON  SHIRTING  TEAPOT  TIN WARE  TOBACCO  TRADING

G V S E M L L P X P L

D Y U A D D Q S E O X

T N T D H S Q E C T T

O S A S L S E V I N K

F L J C K O S Y J L I

Solution on page 51

FORT VANCOUVER

WORD SCRAMBLE - Unscramble the letters to reveal the word.

1. RMAY

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2. AEEGNLR

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3. RUADG

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4. DLIRSESO

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5. ORCETPT

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Solution on page 51

VANCOUVER BARRACKS

In 1849 the U.S. Army created its first Post in the Northwest. It was an active presence until 2011. U U A A R T

J A R E R E

B P N K Y Y

J E L O N N

Z A N L M E

Q Z M J A M

T N P E A H

N M H T S M

A A I Y H M

R I L E G X

G L I N L E

S L P P L H

S I S G B A

E W H E T I

S S E A S R

S E R T Y U

Y S I P R B

L O D T V N

U M A F Z I

B E N D O O

H T O L T L A S I A Z O S T Y A W N M W U S G L G W S C R N D W R F W S N A M S R M A C A R T H U R J R

I F P N A M R E H P O L

E O R G E P I C K E T T

U W S X V R Q M Q J I H

I I K G C O Y C O O U N

Q V L B F Z O N N S W A

G L E E P S F S K E N L

O E E R E L W N X P X L

C N H V O W Y U A H R E

A M M M K H X W M K I L

 ARTHUR MACARTHUR JR.  BENJAMIN BONNEVILLE  C. E. S. WOOD  GEORGE CROOK  GEORGE C. MARSHALL  GEORGE P. MCCLELLAN  GEORGE PICKETT  HERMAN PFISTERER (Medal of Honor)

B M M I J K O X Q U K C

I O C A L I O W D H J C

G S N E I E V O A N G M

G U O N G L S F K R L P

Y E W N E R L U B M D E

H T C J H V O I T T M G

T W V R F I I E W A P R

V U D U O U L L G Y U O

G Z A A D O M L L A E E

E C S J R Z K K L E Y G

 JAMES MADISON HILL (Medal of Honor)  JOSEPH KUHN  MOSES WILLIAM (Medal of Honor)  NELSON MILES  OLIVER O. HOWARD  PHILIP SHERIDAN  ULYSSES S. GRANT  WILLIAM MCCAMMON (Medal of Honor)

Solution on page 51

BUFFALO SOLDIERS 1. GOHTU

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2. AYRM

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3. DUOPR

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4. EUORGCA

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5. LCAKB

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BUFFALO SOLDIERS

African American soldiers so called possibly by Native Americans because of their black, curly hair that reminded them of the buffalo. A Y

S G T M A C K S T A N F

E L D K

U I I K B U F F A L O S O L D I S N K X I R F Q D M K O M R W I

E R S B Z G M T

M O E T G U E S X N X A Y A E D H I Q Z A S N X N S C G P Y R H G Y P H L L Y Q I

B V W I M E R I

L I W S E S O M P Q N F W

G D R A W D E T G S Y N K

C C O C S Z

C T K P

B Q D A R X H M N H R X T T U N R O U I L T R O A D S M A S W

W Z L W C A K U P A N W N

R A U G F S N A D G J R Z

I L G W N S R P I S W P L

E N N I I K C A W E I G K

 9TH US CALVARY  BUFFALO SOLDIERS  BUILT ROADS  COMPANY B  GARRISON DUTY  GUARDING  MARCHING  MARKSMANSHIP  MARTIAL LAW  MILITARY CAMPAIGNS  MOSES WILLIAMS

I B A U R H P Q G H M E W

9 R Z A P M D A S C A P M

T T N I A T R N J A R P W

E G H C P R A B P O T R K

E N Y U I M Y W E C I O W

Y R T S S N C S S E A T I

A I O K A C P D E G L E L

D N R P V O A M G A L C F

D A M N O C I L U T A T F

M O P R L R W O V S W I P

C B T P W E X V C A V O R

A P L A N O I T A N R N L

S T S C H O O L S W L Y O

 NATIONAL PARK  PARK RANGERS  POST SCHOOL  PROTECTION  REGIMENT  SGT EDWARD GIBSON  SGT MACK STANFIELD  TROOPS  STAGECOACHES  WAGON TRAINS  US MAIL Solution on page 51

SETTING THE FOUNDATION

Below are a few of the early notable figures of Vancouver. Explorers, pioneers, builders and business creators. D O S W S I W E L

D P N I T S C K H

W I A L C E H R E

H N N L U L P A N

V E N I E P E L R

E D Y A S A S C Y

M D W M G C O M C

Z I O E N S J A H

D H O D I A F I R

E L D D D L E L I

S L R I D G I L S

T E E N E U H I T

H W T G M O C W U

E O R S N D Y C E

R L A F H U Q N T

S O C B O P T A N

H M E M J X T G K

O G D I Q S M J V

R X U B Y J O H N

T K D Y Y O M O T

R H B X Q O Z L O U I S S O H N S A M H E T F P R S A H E N R Y K A I S E R C E H M H T R O H S S O M A O O Y L A L L R T N O S E E B N H O J O L D C O X E A J E X M R E H C T E L F H P E S O J F U O W G A B E M I L L E R K T A E T N S G S I R E M A

B Q J Z X

E O O C H

H T H S E

E G N V N

N Y P S R

 ABE MILLER  AMOS SHORT  CHIEF JOSEPH  DOUGLAS CAPLES  DUDE CARTER  ESTHER SHORT  GEORGE DURGIN  HENRY CHRIST  HENRY KAISER  HENRY WEINHARD  HENRY WILLIAMSON  JOHN BEESON

R X K G Y

Y N I E W

W E G O E

I S G R I

L A I G N

L B N E H

I Q S D A

A Z Z U R

M R X R D

S U Q G O

O S T I I

N I J N G

H L I N X

E P H G E

 JOHN EDDINGS  JOHN MCLAUGHLIN  JOHN KIGGINS  JOSEPH FLETCHER  LOUIS SOHNS  LOWELL HIDDEN  MERIWETHER LEWIS  MOTHER JOSEPH  NANNY WOOD  OLD COXE  WILLIAM CLARK  WILLIAM EDDINGS Solution on page 51

NEWSPAPERS - EARLY YEARS 1. EEDNDTNINPE

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2. ERSPRREOT

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3. INRNGIPT SPERS

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4. VAREONUVC

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5. CLKAR UOCYNT

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NEWSPAPERS - EARLY YEARS

The Vancouver Independent was founded in 1875 as the first official newspaper for the seven counties of the Vancouver land district. Y O Z Z G C

V F W H H O

V K S L G E

F X T L N A

U S B E K A

P L A B S G

H E T P S F

D I P M T S

G N Q A A O

E A E C D R

O D H R D E

R B X K J O

G M S C X M

E A X A F N

H I O J T I

Y L L R K G

L L F U O W

A I L R Z J

N W P U N L

D K C O L U

Q M Z N A M J F A M I M E C R T R B I M R I N X B W H E O Q C D O E P W V Q N B Z I R G C J E K Q Q U K

B R O O K L Z P C Q T S

A Z D B M S L H V D E O

U E V E U G X O O O L T

E A R D G W I T N H E L

F E K N Q N I O R E G L

B L D J D M I F E R R E

 A. A. BEARD  COLUMBIAN  DEMOCRATIC  DON P. CAMPBELL  ELMER E BEARD  GEORGE HYLAND  GOSS METRO OFFSET  HERBERT J. CAMPBELL  INDEPENDENT  JACK R. CAMPBELL

C I Q E K T E A P B A B

F A P Z I Q W C U E P P

O E B D W C T S B R H M

N R E Y P L P I L T P A

A S T D A E G M I J I C

S R O E E R J I C C C P

C B O L M F I L A A T N

N R G L P S X E N M U O

S R A F A V S N N P R D

E P S T F N K O T B E H

O C D S I O V C G E S R

O T Y P E C R T R L J C

I A N V W Y W R K L I P

 LINOTYPE  PHOTO FACSIMILE  POLITICAL CARTOONS  PROGRESS EDITION  RAY BACHMAN  REPUBLICAN  TELEGRAPH PICTURES  TOM CAROLAN  W. B. DANIELS  W. H. HOMIBROOK

Solution on page 52

THE COLUMBIAN Vancouver’s current newspaper began publication in 1890 by printer Tom Carolan. It was purchased by Herbert J. Campbell in 1921. W V G T J N O I

D E Y A D R U T A S

S G E C Z J X B M D O O F V S T Y P N O P U S Y E D G Z Q Y Y A P U Z K M W O L P J E C T A S D O O O W O G U A E H Z L A R Q L I N S E O P I N I O N R Q N U E N E L Y N T U W V L E V A R T A

D O S T S O E

D D T B

V S K R F O N N M P

I D I B U T N I C N H N G C X C E Y R M B B G I N L N E T K G C G O C J K F J A M U L O C D S N W L C

L A C K B U R N O S L

I T I A L M E D I A A

T U A R I E S V M H R

D A Y E D I T I O N K

K N R O Q A R H S I C

O A E E J I O Q L K O

E S X W L Y P C N Y U

M V S Z S I S W M B N

A N E E Y T G Z J Q T

 ARCHIVES  BEST OF CLARK COUNTY  BLOGS  BREAKING NEWS  BUSINESS  CLARK COUNTY HISTORY  COLUMBIAN APPS  COMICS  DIGITAL MEDIA  ENTERTAINMENT  EVENTS  FOOD

R T I I N D I I P C Y

N A S A I I S P O T H

R I L L T M S V V N I

Y A K C A R D U Z F S

L D C A F T E D B Y T

L B S N E O I T Y A O

E E W C T R T V N K R

W F L W T Q B S P E Y

V P C O M I C S E U A

C T T O C S W I E B R

 NEWS TIP  OBITUARIES  OPINION  REID BLACKBURN  RELIGION  SATURDAY EDITION  SCOTT CAMPBELL  SPORTS  SUNDAY EDITION  TRAVEL  VITAL STATISTICS  WEEKEND Solution on page 52

CLARK COUNTY MUSEUM

Established in 1917, the Clark County Historical Museum, is located in a 1909 Carnegie library. D N D W K S R

Y C K R Y B L

N E W S P A P

D I G I T A L

F S S P A M E

M S C P S F F

N T X J I U U

H A B F A R A

I G T H Q E T

S J U I S A T

T C R E V S U

O J R D O E P

R O C H L H B

Y G G B S T H

X X J T P U W

B Y M Y N K W

Z F K T G H G

W C D L N G V

H N O I T A C

F I T B P O X

U E E L W V R K S D A Q R A M R A P U N O C R R L C B T Q R L E C O S Y Q A D V T G N I K L A W J U Q

T U R E S E R S D M S

S U D E S O K Z M U E

X E Y E F P V J N S S

H W I K H B S U A E S

O R R O C C K T T U A

O D T H A R H Q I M L

Q O R V V G Z I V S C

 ARCHIVES  BOOKS  CLASSES  DIGITAL  EDUCATION  ELECTRONIC RESOURCES  EXHIBITS  FIELD TRIPS  GHOST STORIES  HISTORY  LECTURES  MAPS

G E E E I B K Z E T C

I N Y N P R T C B O E

G B E U B A F C E R X

E I I O S I P S A E H

V I O G T L X E D H I

Z K F T S R V V W Z B

S Z C Z A O T I O H I

K Z C B C A R H R H T

Q E D Q D D I C K Z S

C F T H O S O R F D Q

E L Z R P H Q A J B A

X X A J Y D W Z P V E

 MOVIE NIGHT  MUSEUM STORE  NATIVE BASKETRY  NATIVE BEADWORK  NEWSPAPERS  PAPER DOLL  PHOTOGRAPHS  PODCASTS  RAILROADS  RESEARCH  SCAVENGER HUNT  WALKING TOURS Solution on page 52

PEARSON AIR MUSEUM

The oldest continuously operating airfield in the USA began with a dirigible landing in 1905. K C H K A L

4 A T F A R

N U N Z U N

J F O T U Z

S S S W 2 L

S Y R O E 5

I 4 A R R V

T H E L A S

R D P D F P

U D R W R B

C N E A A O

S A D R W H

T L N I W E

C L A E R C

A I X F F M

F V E Z O X

I A L C A V

T H A K C F

R E I A R M

A D B I V Q

O C E G E H M F N G G B F B B E I G Y S V R O B Y C V O U O M H A G J G A N A N M O N U M E N T V A O O

I A E G A T N I V A X R

G W B U I C J I S S S O

C N H O Z E A W E R P T

M G I Y X T D N O A R A

R O R M I S A G I Z U L

A J B O R L N R T Q C U

 AEROSPACE  AIRFIELD  ALEXANDER PEARSON  ANT-25 MONOPLANE  ARMY AIR CORPS  ARTIFACTS  AVIATION HISTORY  AVIATION LUMBER  AVIATORS  BARNSTORMING  CHKALOV MONUMENT  COMBAT AIRPLANES

S P N H P O F P E W E M

N L S R C I T L K G M I

U O I O E N B S S T I S

I A P L R I E R N V L P

T T D L G E A R Y R L W

U W I I A G A R F R A C

A Z R N N N V V T M U B

Z I H A U F E N A N Z Y

D G H Y T M S K P U S O

T I O N H I S T O R Y I

I D L I U B E N A L P E

I R C O R P S X I K X O

B A O S R O T A I V A E

 CURTISS JN4  DE HAVILLAND DH4  DIRIGIBLE  FRENCH BOMBER  HANGARS  MUNITIONS  PLANE BUILDING  SIMULATOR  SPRUCE MILL  VINTAGE AIRCRAFT  WARFARE  WORLD WAR I Solution on page 52

KAISER MEMORIAL Memorial recognizing and honoring the contributions of shipyard workers to the Allied victory in World War II. R E K F W A R

J R J A L O T

E H O K I A R

D R F S D S I

G A G N I D E

A C U N L E C

R M A E I O T

K C W S U D D

A U 4 V A N N

I F E C I B R

S R U R A B L

E W A U A R I

R W U F I B G

D R E G M O S

G R R U O P Z

P S L N O I T

X O W R N G P

C C T Y V V R

T S U L L I B

G V P T T L E

E E N L N R U H I A A A N O N C B R E V F G U A D S S C E R L A N X V U U U R E F O R T D J M M P X U

R O Y E G S X A H P K

V U Y O N T D R E B T

M R H O B G I I N W G

T W I Y W N T T R O G

W T A R R R E I Y R N

A A E L O Y Y M K E I

C V R O U A Z E A I D

I O P I F N G C I R L

 C4 CARGO  CASABLANCA (Escort Carrier)  COLUMBIA RIVER  CONSTRUCTION  EDGAR KAISER  ELEANOR ROOSEVELT  ESCORT CARRIER  HENRY KAISER  KAISER’S COFFINS  LIBERTY CARGO  MARITIME COMMISSION  MUNDA

R T F Z I P B O S R I

R I W F C O P M E A U

K Z V N I I K M R C B

B N X E X N B I B T P

C J A C T T S S Y R I

L A V T E E Z S V O H

R T S N O C R I A C S

P B T G A V S O N S C

J Z Z T Y C S N S E J

T Y C A R G O U U P L

S O O R R O N A E L E

 PREFABRICATION  ROSIE THE RIVETER  RYAN POINT  SHIP BUILDING  TANK LANDING (Ship)  TROOP TRANSPORTS  U S NAVY  VANCOUVER  WAR EFFORT  WAR INDUSTRY  WELDING  WORLD WAR II Solution on page 52

KIGGINS THEATRE

A single-screen movie theatre named for former Vancouver mayor and businessman, John P. Kiggins in 1936. U X V A N C O

Z W H C O M M

L I V E P E R

J E R P I S L

U H S O R C I

Z I G C S O T

C S S O G U T

L T U N E S N

A O S C I F D

S R Q E L G E

S I V S O L G

I C K S U I Y

C P J I N O F

M L H O G N N

O A R N E O R

V C A S C O D

I E G E U E O

E Q S P M Y A

S F O O Z E M

S N C G L C E

U U F K Z N G C E C L I D G Y S T M N G V N O B X Q G U E C M R K N S H U I A S E R S Y M P H O N Y W

I T Y M I N D E D H I

R M A N C E S M K Q N

D V B M O V K S M G E

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 LOCAL BEER  LOCAL WINE  LOUNGE  MAIN STREET  MARQUEE  POPCORN  RETRO LIGHTING  SECOND RUN MOVIES  SINGLE SCREEN  TICKET BOOTH  VANCOUVER SYMPHONY  WINE TASTING Solution on page 52

UPTOWN VILLAGE

A historic business district of shops, restaurants, bars and the Clark County Museum. W B M V M F C N R E V A T P O T P

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 1709 RECORDS  ANTIQUE MALL  ARNADA NATURALS  BLEU DOOR BAKERY  CELESTIAL BALANCE  DUKE ART ANTIQUES  DULINS CAFE  HARVEY LAWN POWER  I LIKE COMICS  MAIN ST VINTAGE  MAIN STREET DAY SPA

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 MON AMI  NOT TOO SHABBY  PHO HAVEN  SALON SOLO  THIRSTY SASQUATCH  TIP TOP TAVERN  TRAP DOOR  UPTOWN ATTIC  UPTOWN BARREL ROOM  WILD FERN BOUTIQUE  YOGURT TIME Solution on page 52

ESTHER SHORT PARK

Esther Clark Short (1806-1862)filed a land claim of 640 acres in 1853 over what is now much of downtown Vancouver and Port Vancouver. Two years later she donated Esther Short Park and a long strip of waterfront for the cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s use.

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ESTHER SHORT PARK

Esther Short Park, created in 1853 by pioneer woman Esther Short is the oldest public park in the state of Washington. Many of the city’s most popular events takes place here. M N S S N P S K C I R B L A I R O M E M

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 BELL CLOCK TOWER  CHINOOK SALMON STORY  ESTHER SHORT  FARMERS MARKET  FESTIVALS  FOUNTAIN  FREE SPEECH  GAZEBO  GLOCKENSPIEL  HOLIDAY TREE  MEMORIAL BRICKS  PARK STATUES

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 PICNIC SHELTER  PIONEER MOTHER  PLAYGROUND  PROPSTRA SQUARE  RACES  ROSE GARDEN  SLOCUM HOUSE  STAGE  SUMMER CONCERTS  TOWN SQUARE  WALKING PATHS  WATER FEATURE Solution on page 53

FARMERS MARKET

The downtown market is the second largest Farmer’s Market in the State. Featuring over 250 vendors throughout the season it is the number one visitor attraction in Clark County. D B R A U Y T I N U M M O C V I X Y D P V W O L M J U W G T L D O W N T O W N V N I Y E S T H E R S H O R T P A R K O W T N S T F A R C N A S I T R A Y K L S E I E O F F R U I T W H M F F A H U L G F E A S U N D A Y R O O O A D P N O S Y M N N F W K L O B M S O R R M T C R E A S I D G X A Z N E Y D M U H E U O N G G D H B B J S E D N V E T F E M D O D N W O S R Y X N E V E R A C R H N H H G M Q O R E H S C U N S S Q S O E U D E N Y J G O W Q O R D M E Z V U V X B Y R Z O N D N S R C O A Z H J S L W R B T B U O U E I H X R R Y K N E A X A T E K S L W H K A L S K S N A I C I S U M T E E R T S A R P E Z H G H O V E G E T A B L E S L B S T J Z F X L B Y L D N E I R F T E P V Y R S R E W O L F H S E R F J E B W Q E J Q G A R D E N P L A N T S T M D B E L P Q D M S D V O R G A N I C F A R M S L  ARTISAN CRAFTS  BAKED GOODS  COMMUNITY  DOWNTOWN  ESTHER SHORT PARK  FARMERS MARKET  FOOD VENDORS  FRESH FLOWERS  FRUIT  HERBS  HOME DECOR  HONEY

 LOCAL VENDORS  ORGANIC FARMS  PET FRIENDLY  RAIN OR SHINE  SATURDAY  SEASONAL FRUIT  SLOCUM HOUSE  STREET MUSICIANS  SUNDAY  VEGETABLES  VOLUNTEERS  WINE AND BREWS Solution on page 53

FIRST FRIDAY DOWNTOWN

The Vancouver city center highlights the First Friday of every month with art, food, drink and fun. W A T E R C O L O R C L U Z B G X W R Q H S Z D Q G N I T N I A P L I O V W G S U O L O R D E H S U R B R I A T E V U S I

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 AIR BRUSHED  ANTIQUE BOOKS  ANTIQUE BOTTLES  ART LOVERS  ART ON THE BOULEVARD  ARTS DISTRICT  COLLAGE  DOWNTOWN  DRUM CIRCLE  FIRST FRIDAY  FOOD  IMPRESSIONIST

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 INSPIRATION  JEWELRY  MUSIC  NORTH BANK ARTISTS  OIL PAINTING  ORIGINAL ART  PHOTOGRAPHY  RAINKU POEMS  STORM DRAIN MURALS  WATERCOLOR  WINE Solution on page 53

PARADE OF BANDS

The Hazel Dell Parade of Bands is the largest parade in southwest Washington. K H B S S K C U R T E R I

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 ARMED FORCES DAY  BALLOONS  BATTLE OF THE BANDS  BUSINESS SUPPORT  CHEER  CHILDREN  CLASSIC CARS  COMMUNITY  FIRE TRUCKS  FRIENDS  HAZEL DELL  HORSES

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 LIONS CLUB BREAKFAST  MARCHING BANDS  NEIGHBORS  PARADE APP  PARADE FLOATS  PARADE ROUTE  SCHOOL BANDS  SCOUTS  SPONSORS  VOLUNTEERS  VOTE Solution on page 53

RECYCLED ARTS FESTIVAL

Every June, Esther Short Park is the center for this family fun festival featuring recycled instruments, arts & crafts. N F M W W A S T E R E D U C T

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 ARTISTS  CLOWN  COSTUMES  CRAFTS  CREATIVE  ECO CONSCIOUS  EDUCATION  ENVIRONMENT  FAMILY FUN  FESTIVAL T SHIRT  FREE WORKSHOPS  GREEN EVENTS

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 GREEN NEIGHBOR  JUGGLER  LOCAL BANDS  MAIN STAGE  MUSIC  PARADE  PROCESSION MASK  RECYCLED  REUSE  SCULPTURES  STILT WALKER  WASTE REDUCTION Solution on page 53

SUMMER CONCERTS

During the summer months, you can enjoy noon concerts every Wednesday and evening concerts on Thursday and Sunday. P T Q S J C P

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 BLUES  CITY OF VANCOUVER  COLUMBIA TECH CENTER  DANCING  DISCO  ESTHER SHORT PARK  FAMILY  FOOD VENDORS  LAWN CHAIRS  MOTOWN HITS  MUSICIANS  NOON CONCERTS

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 PICNIC BLANKET  POPS ORCHESTRA  ROCK N ROLL  SINGING  SIX TO SUNSET  SOUL  SPONSORS  SUMMER CONCERTS  SUNDAY SOUNDS  SUNDOWN  SYMPHONY  THURSDAY EVENINGS Solution on page 53

CRUISIN THE GUT

This annual “Cruisin Cars” show began in 2009 by Phil Medina and the Kamikazes Car Club. K M A

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 CAR CULTURE  CARS IN MOTION  CHOP TOPS  CHROME  CLASSIC CARS  COME EARLY  CRUISING  DRIVE SAFELY  FAMILY FUN ZONE  FOOD DONATIONS  FOOD VENDORS  FREE FUN

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 FUNDRAISER  HOT RODS  KAMIKAZES CAR CLUB  MAIN STREET  MOTORCYCLES  MUSCLE CARS  OPEN EVEN  PHIL MEDINA  RAT CARS  STAY LATE  T SHIRT SALES  TAIL FINS Solution on page 54

OLD APPLE TREE

The Old Apple Tree Festival in October is an annual event celebrating the oldest living apple tree in the Northwest. It was planted in 1826. O I A Y E M P L O Y E E V I L L A G E H H C P V T S E W H T R O N V W M L Y C T I G N I

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ART ON THE STREET

Famous men and women of Vancouver honored in public spaces as well as reflective, whimsical and interpretative art displayed on city streets, parks and walking paths. O L P P W H E

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 ARCHES  BELL TOWER  BOAT OF DISCOVERY  FLYING UMBRELLAS  GEORGE VANCOUVER  GLYPH SINGER  GOLDEN SECTION  HEART AND STONE  ILLCHEE STATUE  LEAPING COUGAR  MOTHER JOSEPH  PHROGY (Hand-carved frog)

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 PILLARS FULFILLMENT  PIONEER AVIATOR  PIONEER MOTHER  SPIKE FLOWER  THE PHOENIX  THE VISITOR  TURTLE PLACE  VANCOUVER CLOCK  WENDY ROSE  WHEEL SERIES  WIND & WAVE  WOMEN WHO WELD

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ART GALLERIES

Visit one of these many galleries to explore original Vancouver art. E R E V U O C N A V U S W R D D

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 ANGST  ARCHER  ART GALLERY  ART ON THE BOULEVARD  ART SHOW  ARTS OF CLARK COUNTY  AURORA GALLERY  CERAMIC  CONTEMPORARY  FIREHOUSE GLASS  GALLERY 360  HERITAGE

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 MEDIA ART  MURAL SOCIETY  NICHE WINE & ART  NORTH BANKS ARTISTS  OIL PAINTING  PEN AND PENCIL  SCULPTURE  SECOND STORY  VISUAL ART  WATERCOLOR  WHITE STURGEON  WSU VANCOUVER Solution on page 54

VANCOUVER DANCE

Structured or free, their are plenty of ways to move your feet in Vancouver. W S V A L B L

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D A N C E W I G S V L

F Y K R V Y O C O T A

X G A L R Y O N A E U

P D C T S U E A K L D

Z I N Y N D L P K L E

 ALL STAR FUSION  ARTHUR MURRAY  CJ’S COUNTRY  CLAUDETTE WALKER  COLUMBIAN DANCE  DANCE FUSION NW  DANCEWORKS  DANZAS  EVERGREEN DANCE

H U K T Y I S E F A T

O D R A N S V D F B T

R Y N D I D F I A I E

E T A Z D Y O S H L W

D L H N M N F R B L A

E A I U T V M E I A L

G T N T R M V V W C K

R Z M C E M U I Y N E

V T K V E C U R E I R

N A D M P V H R V L T

U S I O N N W E R O V

B O R R O M E O E A C

I T I A N G U M Y R Y

 LINDA LEES  LIZ BORROMEO  NAYDENOV  OLINCALLI BALLET  ORA NUI TAHITIAN  PACIFIC ELITE CHEER  RIVERSIDE PA (Performing Arts)  SCOTTISH COUNTRY  VANCOUVER DANCE

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VANCOUVER WINES

Washington’s first grapes were planted at Fort Vancouver by the Hudson’s Bay Company in 1825. B S D R A Y E N I

V E C N E U L F N O C

T S G C V C S R A L L E C R E G U O G Q E X R R R Y A N G Y X I D F S Z J A Q Q N N X A A A R U I

H L L A B O G E T T A

I H G H L P F E C C Y G M Z T U F T J T W O S L D L E T N E H Y P J V I K R E X N K R X I K E S B I L E Z W A F E Z T T E O A K H S H C N E W L W D S F G V H O E Z L Y M M H I

E G E O A

N X R X J T

R G R E V E A S A B X

L S I N D I M G E I A

R L I L B S S E A R V

N 5 O N E T P Y T D C

S J Z O S D N N F E N

L E C R A N A M E T E

M R Y J J B N V H H F

H A L D T Q M I E A Q

G I L Z D T D L A N W

G Z B C F F Y L T Y W

E G X S F B C A H V P

 BETHANY VINEYARDS  BURNT BRIDGE CELLARS  CELLAR 55  CONFLUENCE VINEYARDS  CRAFT BEER WINE FEST  DOLIO WINERY  EMANAR CELLARS  ENGLISH ESTATE

G C T F R R L E N N T

R D T A L B P V E E Y

R O I A T A B I S Y Q

I W W R Y E W N T A Z

Z E 5 D E R N A E S G

Q M B J T F S R A J A

I P F A U Z E D U C H

I M I L R Z O S J B X

A L W I N E C J T D R

 EVERGREEN WINE  GOUGER CELLARS  GRAPES N GROWLERS  HEATHEN ESTATE  LA BOGETTA  NICHE WINE BAR  TOTAL WINE  VILLAGE VINEYARD

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VANCOUVER BREWS

John Muench’s Vancouver Brewery was established in 1856. Many sales went to the soldiers stationed at Fort Vancouver. T B B R O T H E R S C A S C A D I

A W B

E J Q W Z H G P Z X R S H E A T H E N A J B A U F S H N A F Q M H D L Q A R B U E

I W R Y Y A D S M O O D F F H A E L E

B G Q Q L K R V Z H E F V E Y Q N O A G A L H V E O F J W D O L O I Y S S L T V H T H O B L N Q I P L P L R B T E D E W I Q Z A S T T S J P C U W O T R G I M N B K T U Y T L T L Y D B T O O S O V Y S X M A S X Z S K X Q Y

T S J Y E V I E T O A

K V Q U D W Q R N J K

G J R D T K U T T A E

V A V I F S Z X M T S

I Z W Z T E P S O Z D

R O V Y H O G T H V L

O U G U H G A S E I O

O R N S B L Z R F C G

E B E N W S U R A T D

 BENS BOTTLE SHOP  BREWED CAFE  BROTHERS CASCADIA (Brewery)  BY THE BOTTLE  DOOMSDAY (Brewery)  FORTSIDE (Brewery)  GHOST RUNNERS  HEATHEN (Brewery)  HEAVY METAL (Brewery)

Y L E I E C D E C O I

T Q N H I R W S D R U

T E I H T A S C E 2 Q

M R N U Q Y L Z W 3 I

R H W T D Y B H E B L

W K M R C J Y I R S W

I U S W F V D P B U N

Y D Z O L X O K W V M

V A E H U D X P K R D

O R O O D P A R T L U

 LOOWIT (Brewery)  NW LIQUID GOLD  OLD IVY (Brewery)  RAILSIDE (Brewery)  TOTAL WINE and MORE  TRAP DOOR (Brewery)  TRUSTY (Brewery)  VICTOR 23 (Brewery)

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COFFEE STOPS

Morning: pick me up - Afternoon: gotta keep up - Night: gotta stay up. Did someone say coffee? A partial list of coffee places in Vancouver. O C B P M J E S O B Q T H A T C H E R S E S D R T R E V I V E Q E D Z R P E A H S Y M L E C S Y M K A Y F T B N B R L N U P S N Q W S T A R B U C K S D S E L E O P A H A E E P Z M B L C A S Y K G I D H R C C V E B D V V V R Y A V R V

D S C I

F B J A W W V G D R S O T E A

V E E G T F G N K W I G A Q E A R R E M A G D L J O I W A H A D J L S P K E F R J C U P I D O N E P V

T S A V O N A W M P K

G R O U N D S A A E D

Y X L H C O K I P E U

U Y I V R J P P Y T T

C A D I L E F I V S C

V R J T C G W N I C H

 BEANS TO BREW  BIG DADDYS  BLACK ROCK  BREWED AWAKENINGS  COFFEE VILLA  COMPASS  CUPIDONE  DUTCH BROS  FELIDA COFFEE  GAIA JAVA  HUMAN BEAN  JAVA HOUSE

C K Z T Y A B E G O B

S P B C D Y B S A F R

M I E E H T X B I F O

G U T R J T D E A E S

K T H O K U G A J E D

A E J L S S O N A C U

W Z N Z Q S E S V R D

U W W I S R E T A M D

M O C U N U E O P O R

C A L B F G B B D N E

P A P D O I S R Z A L

F O C M D Y B E P M B

E V I R S J U W H I X

 LATTE DA  MON AMI  PACIFIC PERKS  PAPER TIGER  PEETS COFFEE  PINES  REVIVE  RIVER MAIDEN  SACRED GROUNDS  SAVONA  STARBUCKS  THATCHERS Solution on page 55

COLUMBIA RIVER 1. ANMLOS

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2. FINHGIS

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3. WRETA

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4. SGIPIHNP

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5. RVIER

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COLUMBIA RIVER

The Columbia River is the fourth largest river by volume in North America and fed by more than 60 significant tributaries. X C L A R K F O R K C C E Q B O I

K G D

X B N J I K V P K C Q I J J I F G M F N E R D O F L A T H E A D P O Y M E X E G Y N O E M P Z M I D F V A D H T K L U K J S B Y I L I X V Z T O N P H N L B I D Y Z L C W H A P T B C A K O T

D J P

C Y A N Z P C S X Z S D W A E S H A O B O E V I U B B E E N P S N R N H G E Y W W L K H G F R S Q T V F O I L O N X I P L I T Z F A L N D C M

L Z M R O B X W U W O

E X J K T F N A G I H

A W W D S P O K A N E

 CLARK FORK  COWLITZ  DESCHUTES  FLATHEAD  JOHN DAY  KOOTENAI  LEWIS  METHOW  OKANOGAN

D N I U L Q O P X F Y

S L S S V R T A D O D

R V K O O T E N A I C

E T U H C S E D Y H E

Z O A P N M O J A R H

M M E H Q Q K O K G H

I N P T Z J W E I O N

D H C W P B T T M T U

F R W P L T E S A Y A

M F Y R E G V J Z L D

W Q G M O F O W L T K

Q N A P Y K C I G V M

G L J L Y Z T X I Q T

L A B D I A X Q P C Y

D C N U M C J C G Y H

B I N U P G E M N B T

 PEND OREILLE  SANDY  SNAKE  SPOKANE  UMATILLA  WHITE SALMON  WILLAMETTE  WIND  YAKIMA

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PORT OF VANCOUVER

Established in 1912 to ensure public ownership of trade docks, the Port handles more than 6 million tons of cargo a year. T I Y C N E

E I M S P I

R G U E N A

M R N O E M

I E I C G I

N A C H A R

A T I F W Z

L W P P S Z

P E A E K W

O S L L L B

T T D H O X

A E O J V I

S R C U A B

H N K R N K

E M T I A M

X A B G U C

P L E L A U

O T O H G R

R C A A L X

T U R S T E

G H R L M U A V T P L H C B W I T A N E A S C F F R J C B S P O I D W N O I A L T N E M N R E V O G S E

N E D O O W J J M W T M

R O B R A H S N D H A R

F M L R O V O H E I N H

J Y M S M T B Y E R D N

H H L E I G A S P L I M

F M T L F W I L W E F S

 AUTO IMPORTS  BHP BILLITON  COLUMBIA GATEWAY  DEEP WATER PORT  DOCKAGE  GOVERNMENT AGENCY  GRAIN FACILITY  GREAT WESTERN MALT  HARBOR CRANE  KAISER SHIPS  MUNICIPAL DOCK  PANASONIC

C S L I E F E L A Y E P

Y I V T B G J I T C R I

B G A I A G Y M E R S H

D G R F E J Q D R A H S

A F R E R T T N P N I R

S A S X N E P I O E P E

H E N L Y E U W R V S S

S F E P H L D Q T Q Q I

O S A N A P T N R L G A

I M P O R T S C I Y Y K

N F A C I L I T Y W B Z

C I R E M A U R A B U S

S H I P S E G A R O T S

 POTASH EXPORT  RAIL SYSTEM  STANDIFER SHIPS  STEEL SHIPS  STORAGE  SUBURU AMERICA  TERMINAL  VOLKSWAGEN  WHARFAGE  WHIRLEY CRANE  WOODEN SHIPS  WINDMILLS Solution on page 55

INTERSTATE BRIDGE 1. RONGEO

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2. NNDOUOTRBH

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3. CNCTOEINON

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4. OSHGAINNWT

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5. HDSUOUTBNO

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INTERSTATE BRIDGE

Consists of two bridges:Northbound built in 1917 and Southbound built in 1958.More than 130,000 vehicles cross on a daily basis. P W H C L T R

O A C V E G D

H S B R L C I

I H N D E X E

S I G L I V S

T N T L E K U

O G T Z G W S

R T D C D P T

I O D O I A E

C N U N R R E

P M A N B K L

L T L E L E S

A N T C L R P

C O R T O T A

E G U I T Y N

S E S O Y P S

D R S N L E T

L O C A R H U

I V A L A O A

T J P V E R T

A I F C I X O Q O K G P N G M W D R T I N R F N E N F C K S O G N S O T N W R C S P O R T A T I O N W

B E L C I H E V A G R

A R T E N I R A M I R

A R A E L C R E V I R

O E N E A D F E S E C

U R L U N T R K C G O

T G T A U C I O E S L

 COLUMBIA RIVER  CONNECTION  DUAL TRUSS  EARLY TOLL BRIDGE  ECONOMIC GROWTH  HAYDEN ISLAND  HISTORIC PLACES  INTERSTATE 5  MARINE TRAFFIC  NORTHBOUND  OREGON  PARKER TYPE

F E L H R I N T O A U

N T R O B O M U M D M

R A S S M O T H S P B

F S V I T H U A U D I

I J C A B A V N C X A

P G W O B X T Y D J R

R H U B M K O E Z Y I

U N S K L V T D 5 D V

D M O I F Y K A C H E

A L S I N E D Y A H R

G Y G U I P J N D P A

U S H H O U R W W Q Z

A L L I F T K I A R W

 PORTLAND  RIVER CLEARANCE  RIVER CROSSING  RUSH HOUR  SOUTHBOUND  STEEL SPANS  TRANSPORTATION  VANCOUVER  VEHICLE BRIDGE  VERTICAL LIFT  WASHINGTON Solution on page 55

VANCOUVER STREETS

Vancouver is the fourth largest city in the state of Washington with1800 lane miles of streets. Listed are 23 of the major arterials. E

A J B H A Z E L D E L L V R N M Y G

T I I J I H A J X A I B M U L O C W H K N M W P B X P X F D P R D V P T W L P V I

C Z R A N D R E S E N G S X K K N E N

A G S I E F T V A N C O U V E R W A Y Y M I X C V G B R O A D W A Y L N J S N T U L W V E A D T L Y R O N A L U H E I F X L H H T S N X K Y U H Q O P A H C A Y W I

S V X Q I

C X A B H C L D S S R L E

A S H I N G T O N V T

L O A H A H E N N I M

L I L Y T F U O S J Z

V R A Y D Q N T C X C

N E E R G R E V E Y V

L H J L Y S G S X P A

K H O S U G I Y I T T

N H Q J R N E D D A P

 ANDRESEN  BROADWAY  COLUMBIA  COVINGTON  EVERGREEN  FOURTH PLAIN  FRUIT VALLEY  FT VANCOUVER WAY  GRAND  HAZEL DELL  KAUFMAN  LINCOLN

O F A E C N I A C C G

H U L L J S I X G O H

U I V G P N R A N V M

N F R E T L C F S I A

T A M J R G L K F N C

N T A A S M T I G G A

T M O K N I A B M T R

E H D J I G Z L J O T

J I A Z O Z F D L N H

E V I R R E W O L D U

P H T R U O F O W A R

L L A V T I U R F V V

 LOWER RIVER  MACARTHUR  MAIN  MCGILLIVRAY  MILL PLAIN  MINNEHAHA  PADDEN  SAINT JAMES  SAINT JOHNS  WASHINGTON  VANCOUVER MALL DR Solution on page 55

VANCOUVER PARKS

There are ninety beautiful, city parks spread throughout Vancouver. Fort Vancouver National Park is also located within the city. P D O R J C

W I A F R A

A A G R E T

S M S A L G

H O O F M H

I N F Y M Z

N D O E O C

G O F L K L

T P I L S F

O X R A W T

N X C V O X

S A R T D Y

C R E I A K

H A S U E P

O N T R M W

O N J F R F

L A F K A L

B V K G E F

O E H K L N

O K B A C A

E N C U B O J N D C G K J T N B Z N E A N K H O N E M F E A J B T U S R W E D T T E R P O I N T W N J S

L I N V F T D R W B S Y

E N F R A S E R T I D Z

D D I V A D X S D D R O

L Y Z Q V Y A R O D R A

I I J J A E Q H O L S K

S S B J Y G P Y W E H B

E T A W D R D M H W C R

U S H B V B N F T O I O

 BAGLEY (Community)  BELLA VISTA  BIDDLEWOOD  CENTERPOINT  CLEAR MEADOWS  DAVID DOUGLAS (Community)  DIAMOND  ESTHER SHORT (Community)  EVERGREEN  FIR CREST  FIR GARDEN  FISHER BASIN (Community)

G W T E R X N H R O R O

P A B E R E H O A D E K

S P A P A S H G E W V B

G Y L H Y D H S H B E S

T C V E Y O A O I Q L T

U V W Q T O B B R F M W

J O U Q H R R A J T Y V

V Z K H W H E E G P D U

E R G R E V E E L L P Z

R A G R I F I Q W B E L

S I V A L L E B Z P W Y

 FRANKLIN  FRUIT VALLEY  GRETCHEN FRASER  HEARTHWOOD  HOMESTEAD  KEVANNA  LEROY HAAGEN (Community)  LEVERICH (Community)  OAKBROOK  OLD APPLE TREE  WASHINGTON SCHOOL  WYEAST Solution on page 56

NATIVE TREES

The Pacific Northwest is home to about 25 native tree species with more evergreens than almost any other area in the United States. A X D Y C U S G M P A C I V W O L L I W C I F P H U D V F H H O S

I I

C Y E W P

C A P W X Q W O E T K A A L D E R L

K C B R I M E A E U F D E R E T R V E P C R N I U J M X J S L N R N H S U A G A S

R F Z J L N N Z

E O E E M Z P O M

D B E S P Y O S E P B R R A D E L D N E K E D A E R C X A T D G C S R C N I A N J T L L N C K S U A O Q K R W A E E S I W M J I X P P U A P G

I H W D S O F P E P L

A D E R N N A B B A N

G U O D K C M I L C E

U K E H I J E T A I P

M R J F T I L T C F S

O H I E E G P E K I A

 BIGLEAF MAPLE  BITTER CHERRY  BLACK COTTONWOOD  CASCARA  CRAB APPLE (Western)  DOUGLAS FIR  GRAND FIR  HEMLOCK (Western)  OREGON ASH  OREGON OAK  PACIFIC CRABAPPLE  PACIFIC DOGWOOD

F C T C L I P R C C G

M R R R P K A C O D N

G I I A A A B H T O I

T B F B M O A E T G K

R R D A F N R R O W A

G E N P A O C R N O U

S P A P E G C Y W O Q

F A R L L E I V O D E

I P G E G R F A O O X

C L X X I O I T D P T

D S L A B B C X R Y A

H A A O B O A X H V X

V L R C W R P J S E O

 PACIFIC MADRONE  PACIFIC WILLOW  PACIFIC YEW  PAPER BIRCH  PONDEROSA PINE  QUAKING ASPEN  RED ALDER  RED CEDAR (Western)  SCOULERS WILLOW  SITKA ALDER  VINE MAPLE  WHITE BIRCH Solution on page 56

NATIVE SHRUBS

Plant your garden with one or more of these native plants for optimum growth and natural support of the environment. K R M G N M U L P N A

D N I

A C J P F

H R J B L C W L W T S W A M P R O S E L N E J W N B Y O J A L R H X E J H X C O J D P Y L Y L C L A L A S P K C C U H W G O E R S N C U J L H W A B Y A F N O E G S S R K W O Z E H I W I O E Z

P B

R K R G R M O K R

E G W R J L M Y O E

U E R B N T N F S N L E R E C R X T C N T R P N T I X N O E B D G E R P M K H G H I M B L E B E R R Y

D O G W O O D Z Y J P

I H D L A B A R T K N

O M L A S W E G S A R

H E B O F D Z M H E O

R A R A E B O N D Q H

N E R L F C C H I N T

G E D D K X U E Y W W

I E B O H C J R O O A

R K R A K A R N C L H

 BALDHIP ROSE  BLACK HAWTHORN  BLUE ELDERBERRY  CHOKE CHERRY  FLOWERING DOGWOOD (Pacific)  HARDHACK  INDIAN PLUM  KINNIKINNICK (Bear Berry)  MOCK ORANGE  NINEBARK (Pacific)  NOOTKA ROSE

R A I L R E C Q E L K

N V E N B K T K A I C

E B I W N O V I N W A

E R O C B I Q Z S A L

V N B Q E V C Y P K B

S I I E L B X K R T R

W G R L R N E U A I P

A R O S E R P R Y S J

E R R Y M A Y K R S N

D O G W O O D P P Y O

 RED ELDERBERRY  RED HUCKLEBERRY  REDOSIER DOGWOOD  RIVER WILLOW (Columbia)  SALAL  SALMON BERRY  SERVICE BERRY  SITKA WILLOW  SNOWBERRY  SWAMP ROSE  THIMBLEBERRY Solution on page 56

NATIVE HERBS

The root of the Camas lily (similiar to an onion) was a staple part of the Kalapuya Indians diet. Nearby Camas, WA is named after this flower. U Q Y Q Q G A V X V A N I

L L A L E A F

S R U P S K R A L E D I S K C O R A I Q A Y V H Q S I T K A C O L U M B I N E Q N P

V S A M A C A T S E A R B W X T U

Q G R N T N X I L X Y A R R O W O N H C C M O C D W O O L Y P U S S Y T O E S Q Y A A L P I N E S P R I N G B E A U T Y S Y N I D J A P D M E W S G X I C D R F I

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A D N O I H S U C T O

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C S J A N W I M B O N

S C I O N C A Z F V H

A C L S G T S X L L I

I E N U S L Y R F S E

Q T C B N D T R V B E

W E J U W M E F Y N G

Y H N P T G O L B W O

N W T I B L Q R Y R S

D P G I R A E O K C U

 ALPINE (Anemone)  ALPINE SPRING BEAUTY  BLEEDING HEART  BLUE EYED MARY  CAMAS  CANDYSTICK  CATS EAR  CUSHION DAISY  FAIRYSLIPPER  FIREWEED  FLEABANE  GLACIER LILY

T D A E C H E L E R N

L H I I W K T L U E S

W L Z N T F B E Q I N

N V E W D G E T U S S

O N K S H O O D J S N

Q E E N I P L A A U H

D S D E E W E R I F O

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 GOLDEN PAINTBRUSH  INDIAN THISTLE  MONKSHOOD  OREGON SUNSHINE  ROCKSIDE LARKSPUR  SILVERCROWN  SITKA COLUMBINE  VANILLA LEAF  WILD GINGER  WILLOWHERB  WOOLY PUSSYTOES  YARROW Solution on page 56

SONGBIRDS

There are 505 known bird species in the state of Washington. The beautiful singing American goldfinch is the state bird. H R E G A N A T R E M M U S V S T T W I M D E P P A C K C A L B B L U E B I R D E U R H O E I V A R I E D T H R U S H D G G Y I W O R R A P S H S U R B E G A S H Z R Z B S K T W G R O S B E A K R M Z M W L E P K H C N I

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 BLACK CAPPED (Chickadee)  BLUEBIRD (Western)  BUSHTIT  CHESTNUT BLACK (Chickadee)  DARK EYED JUNCO  FLICKER (Northern)  GOLDFINCH (American)  GREEN TAILED TOWHEE  GROSBEAK (Rose-breasted)  HOUSE FINCH  LARK BUNTING  LARK SPARROW

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 MARSH WREN  MEADOWLARK (Western)  RED WINGED BLACKBIRD  ROBIN (American)  SAGEBRUSH SPARROW  SCRUB JAY  SONG SPARROW  SPOTTED TOWHEE  STARLING  SUMMER TANAGER  TANAGER (Western)  VARIED THRUSH Solution on page 56

WATERFOWL

If you visit the Waterfront Renaissance Trail which is a paved five-mile long riverfront pathway you may see many of these birds. N W G H G L E S S E R S C A U P Z E K P U O R I Q B R I

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 AMERICAN WIGEON  BUFFLEHEAD  CACKLING GOOSE  CANADA GOOSE  CINNAMON TEAL  COMMON GOLDENEYE  COMMON MERGANSER  GADWALL

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 GREEN WINGED TEAL  LESSER SCAUP  MALLARD  NORTHERN SHOVELER  RING NECKED DUCK  RUDDY DUCK  TUNDRA SWAN  WOOD DUCK

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SHOREBIRDS

The Ridgefield National Wildlife Reserve located 17 miles north of Vancouver has identified over 180 species of birds since 1965. Y J A W B L L U G D E L L

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 CALIFORNIA GULL  COMMON LOON  CORMORANT (Doubled-crested)  DOWITCHER (Long-billed)  GLAUCOUS WINGED GULL  GREAT BLUE HERON  GREAT EGRET  GREATER YELLOWLEGS  HERRING GULL

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 KILLDEER  LEAST SANDPIPER  LESSER YELLOWLEGS  MEW GULL  PECTORAL SANDPIPER  RING BILLED GULL  WESTERN SANDPIPER  WILSONS SNIPE

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MAMMALS - Carnivora

There are 132 native species of mammals in Washington state: 90 land, 27 marine and 15 species of flying bats. T W Y A H A R B O R S E A L H G V F Q U Z X O F D E R U C K F Z V S E D D A Q V K C N O I L A E S A I N R O F I L A C U S H O R T T A I L E D W E A S E L N D J T C I X E L K R I V E R O T T E R K L Q E X B E T G R A E B Y L Z Z

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 BADGER  BLACK BEAR  BOBCAT  CALIFORNIA SEA LION  COUGAR  COYOTE  ELEPHANT SEAL (Northern)  FISHER  FUR SEAL (Northern)  GRAY WOLF (Rare)  GRIZZLY BEAR (Rare)  HARBOR SEAL

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 LONG TAILED WEASEL  LYNX  MINK  RACCOON  RED FOX  RIVER OTTER  SEA OTTER  SHORT TAILED WEASEL  SPOTTED SKUNK (Western)  STELLAR SEA LION  STRIPED SKUNK  WOLVERINE (Rare) Solution on page 57

MAMMALS - Small

Most of the list below are rodents. Beavers, porcupine and oppossum are all part of the rodent order. Lagomorpha is the order of rabbits and hares. M S

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 CHIPMUNK  COLUMBIAN MOUSE  DEER MOUSE  FLYING SQUIRREL  GRAY SQUIRREL  HARE  HARVEST MOUSE (Western)  JACK RABBIT  MARMOT  MAZAMA GOPHER  MOUNTAIN BEAVER

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 MUSKRAT  MYOTIS (Bat)  OPOSSUM  PACIFIC MOLE  PINON MOUSE  POCKET GOPHER (Northern)  RABBIT  RACCOON  SHREW  VOLE

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COLUMBIA RIVER FISHING

There are 61 different fish species in the Columbia River Basin. 24 of these have been introduced to the river either by plan or accident. G S P K W H I

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 BLACK CRAPPIE  BLUE GILL  BROOK TROUT (Native)  BULL TROUT  CHINOOK (Native)  COHO (Native)  CUTTHROAT (Native)  LAKE TROUT  LAKE WHITEFISH  LARGEMOUTH BASS  MOUNTAIN WHITEFISH (Native)

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 NORTHERN PIKE  PUMPKINSEED (Sunfish)  RAINBOW (Native)  SAND ROLLER  SMALLMOUTH BASS  SOCKEYE (Native)  STEELHEAD (Native)  THREE SPINE (Native)  WHITE CRAPPIE  WHITE STURGEON (Native)

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PUZZLE ANSWERS Word Scrambles VANCOUVER BARRACKS ARMY GENERAL GUARD SOLDIERS PROTECT

BUFFALO SOLDIERS TOUGH ARMY PROUD COURAGE BLACK

NEWSPAPERS - EARLY INDEPENDENT REPORTERS PRINTING PRESS VANCOUVER CLARK COUNTY

ESTHER SHORT PARK CONCERTS PLAYGROUND FREE SPEECH ROSE GARDEN FARMERS MARKET

COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON FISHING WATER SHIPPING RIVER

INTERSTATE BRIDGE OREGON NORTHBOUND CONNECTION WASHINGTON SOUTHBOUND

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X P B W O R E I R R A C T R O C S E P L U K T G G N I D L I U B P I H S C J L E

Uptown Village

Kigginâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Theatre U Z L J U Z C L A S S

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E S S

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W H C O M M U

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I V W E U J D O R T L I

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M L L D H E M R O O D P A R T W F U A E

V M E D U I W D E B E E P A B F A N I C

M U N U F K R O 1 M I M A N O M C E N N

F P O H D E E S P 7 I U S O E K S V S A

C T T L A O R A T N 0 T G F P N N A T L

N O T L P F O N R Y W 9 T N E B I H V A

R W O L L M M R B T S A R R I L L O I B

E N O A T R S O B O A A L E U W U H N L

V A S M I T U A U A U N S Y C G D P T A

A T H E O Q F W V Z K T T Q E O O D A I

T T A U Y A U R V P Z E I I U V R Y G T

P I B Q W H H C C I I O R Q Q A R D E S

O C B I F A R D U E P H W Y U U T A S E

T A Y T V G L Q H N C M I J N E E C H L

P I Y N L I L I K E C O M I C S M S H E

I J K A A R N A D A N A T U R A L S I C

T R M Z M O O R L E R R A B N W O T P U

O Z A M A P S Y A D T E E R T S N I A M

54 Esther Short Park

Farmerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Market

M Y R R B P R O P S T R A S Q U A R E R

D B R A U Y T

N S L O C U M H O U S E G I C X W X L M S L M X K C L B F O U N T A I N V Y W S

V W O L M J U W G T L D O W N T O W N V N I Y E S T H E R S H O R T P A R K O W

S L T O W N S Q U A R E D C T H B E U A N E W A T E R F E A T U R E O R T M R A

T N S T F A R C N A S I T R A Y K L S E I E O F F R U I T W H M F F A H U L G F

P S K C I R B

I P S N E K C

O S H T A P G

N N E D R A G

E J R D K C O

E F R E E S P

R Q B W S O O

M Q A G P H R

O V Y N H T C

T B D D Y S S

H V Z A H T C

E C D E I N O

R I L V O C E

L T A C K R E

E L R T A A A

S E O C U G A

M W E J E G F

E S L H W D E

S E U T A T S

O G P N W O R

E N I H S R O

A N D B R E W

S F G B Y H Q

U W X J X S O

N K A S N C R

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Y B E N E S E

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O O M T C S U

O R U F R O V

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D M E M N U B

P T U D H D Y

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O R N D G N Z

S E G N M Y O

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M S D O O G D

L A I R O

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A Y N G X

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H N I O B

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B E T A I

T K E B R

B S E L F

U L R E T

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N U M M O C V

X Y D P

M A W W H B I D N U O R G Y A L P V P Z E P Y R O T S N O M L A S K O O N I H C

Y R S R E W O L F H S E R F J E B W Q E J Q G A R D E N P L A N T S T M D B E L

M O B E Z A G F A R M E R S M A R K E T

P Q D M S D V O R G A N I

First Friday Downtown W H U I Z Y A D I R F T S R I F O D G C

A S O E O E L C R I C M U R D K R N F A

T Z L E S M E O P U K N I A R C I F F S

E D O A N H Z F X T Y P Q C I O G D T T

R Q R G R I M M U Z S A N M B L I Y R S

C G D A L U W N K U P X P V A L N R O I

O N E E V D M Z O S P R H D L A A L A T

L I H I D E O N V I E F O O N G L E R R

O T S Q Y A L D I S T W U T P E A W T A

R N U A D H S U S A N A I J N Q R E S K

C I R Z R J P I O T R Q R L C T T J D N

L A B E A T O A O B U D Y I I D J Q I A

Parade of Bands

U P R F Q N L W R E E X M O P Z J C S B

Z L I S I T N O B G B H Y R E S I W T H

B I A S E V B O V F O G T D O S N S R T

G O T I L L T D J E E T M N U T J I I R

X V E F I T X F O Z R R O M O L S V C O

W W V P L K W I J O U S R H O T Q I T N

U W S B C U Z I Z X O E I

C L O J D A N I Y W P C S

T R S E D S L E N B S S I

I V V U T Z Q B H J E S T

O Z N A O I B L A C U U I

N E G E N V I R O N M E N

R G U E T F Y W E P F F G F P F R N V Z

Q S S K O O B E U Q I T N A S S V A X P

Recycled Arts Festival N G T R I H S T L A V I T

F G F E V U S T I L T W A

M R O C R A D L B W F W V

W E Q Y U D P Y C A R Q R

W E U C E X A P T L E E K

A N S L N C B N W H E D Z

S E F E S P O W T N W N L

T V J D D T H C N A O B R

E E R U F K F E O I R W O

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E T L I Y G J A R M S N I

D S S O H W C I A C H C I

R I P C

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A Z A F

T M U Y

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V V A K

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V A V R

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B C D X T P A R A D E R O U T E Q Z T N

S H F F B M M U N E I G H B O R S S M A

S P S D N A B G N I H C R A M K A Y Y L

K B E Y D A T B S D F U E T F F B H E Y

C X Z I P Y J T D T K R X T K E O M A U

U C J W X D U A L R U N I A P R E D K N

R O R P P P J O V E V O E E S R S V B E

T M S E P L C W T O O R C E N E R L S R

E M S R E A U L T J B F S S C D L E N D

R U R F E H E E A B C X T R W E S F O L

I N O T K E C D U S T F O H D O T C O I

F I S S U G T L A R S F A L E A M U L H

F T N C F N C N N R D I E K P B M A L C

B Y O T H S M L U E A Z C H X S A G A J

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L F I E N V A A P Y W V Z L R R D M G S

R L P W F S C H O O L B A N D S S D S Z

Summer Concerts T E D J W M X R O E D Y L

C I T M D V P Z S A Q S J

S L G R P K H X F N A S I O S S Z T Y I E K J F T N F Y F V P O T O U B U F J P F E A J L A L N Y P N K C S K S T M I C C M H H

C F A R M S L

E L E G

S P D L

U T A E

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R R A F

A E P F

N S P U

L O W N

P E T B B T R S T R E C N O C N O O N L

T X S S L H S U M M E R C O N C E R T S

Q S C R U U Q M A S P O N S O R S H A I

S R T E E R F L I G N I C N A D S E H C

J I B T S S K G U M L O G M X R F K I L

C A S N V D L N Q O E O F V O A C T U A

P H U E Q A V I E C S E F D M C Y M J R

I C N C S Y F G T N T J N I E O O M R T

C N D H N E B N T M C E L X F T V O D S

N W A C A V F I W E V Y S V O J C V P E

I A Y E I E H S N D S F A W Z K Y K L H

C L S T C N W O O X M N N V N E C Q D C

B W O A I I K O E P C H U R Z R D I H R

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A Q N B U G X I U T A L Y G O C Y I G S

N Z D M M S E V S J L Q U Y O T W P K P

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T T J O Z W G R X S Y M P H O N Y N S U

V H O C C E S T H E R S H O R T P A R K

55 Cruisin the Gut

Old Apple Tree Festival

K M A

N S T R E E T A H O T R O D S C

G R M O T O R C Y C L E S S F R L L R

E K Y E C U D R I V E S A F E Y Y P T

S B D T R A H E I G S U U Q O D T S B

O G A C S C Z S C M U S C L E C A R S

R A D T Q F O O D D O N A T I O N S V

I L U A I C R Y C R C S E T I A H S F

A R U X Y C E N D Y A O I J L R O E A W

U A L J I H S O R R M W V I I P R F

D A A A O R N K C R N I F T T E M M X

N H I T Y E A C H O T I S P F I K C C

U V E S V A I C I I N A O U L D Z O A

O U D D S S T S S L H N Y C C V M R

T O Z S D O Q M E C C F A Y P A E C

B F D L S N J D L D A N A G U H D G A L

O V A D M B U S H Z U R M S Q F E U

G C K I E O T R N Z X N K L I F X R T

N E S L A R J W O Q Z H Z I K S X L U

N R T N E V E N E P O W B J M C I Y R

A X J N H W E M G Y D A B O R A V N E

M V P H I L M E D I N A H G M P K V G

E R E V U O C N A V U S W R D D I G L O O Q O C D O N L E G A T I R E H J U D

N W A R I F O O V I S U A L A R T G M

T A R R T M Y W E W J F M K A O P E Q

E T T S T H A R L G G T J F I L D T N

M E S S J S B R E M R D Z L C I W I K

P R O A A Y H A E L Q U P E A Q C D V

O C F L U U R O N C L A T A Q H V T U

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R O A S R G J O T S C A I T R T D N D

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A A C H A G W I N & R C O F I I U X W

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S F L D A N C E F U S I O N N W E R O V

T E Z Q T G L I Z B O R R O M E O E A C

O R A N U I T A H I T I A N G U M Y R Y

Vancouver Dance W E H U I J A L L S T A R F U S I O N C

S E V E R G R E E N D A N C E N I B J C

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A C P L J B W O C F Y K R V Y O C O T A

L Y O A Q G L T Y X G A L R Y O N A E U

B T X L C W X P Y P D C T S U E A K L D

L I S W U I P N T Z I N Y N D L P K L E

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O R N G R I N D I N G A L Y J L

E C I D E R N D C O G D R L N X

U O T G N I K L A W A N R O F O

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D I L U V C R B P E A P C Y L U

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A P T V F P R U N I N G S A F R

M L B Z J A M E S B R U C E N I

N A P M O C Y A B N O S D U H F

N Z G Q E A P P L E T R E E Y N

Art on the Street

Art Galleries C N Y T E I C O S L A R U M N R R S Z

O I A Y E M P L O Y E E V I L L A G E H H C P V T S E W H T R O N V W M L Y C T

I A W V R M F G G H U K T Y I S E F A T

S A A A Z M B I A O D R A N S V D F B T

A H D J D S A I C R Y N D I D F I A I E

O J I T J H D H P E S O J R E H T O M D L U I A S A D L E W O H W N E M O W P R P M G G Y A R O G W E N D Y R O S E T O P I M E X R L O R E W O T L L E B W G T W T O R O H E L T W Z O N F W A E N D A H R U N E R L V E I H A D F Z O V O O I E E L S E

E G N I S

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W E L A R

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O J V F O

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V I M I W

F Y V U D

X Y J E G

C V F Z H

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A W & D N

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Vancouver Wines B T E N I W N E E R G R E V E A S A B X

S S X N H O K O Z S J Z O S D N N F E N

D G R X G S R A L L E C R A N A M E T E

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A V R A L D I H M H A L D T Q M I E A Q

Y C Y A P L K S M G I L Z D T D L A N W

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V L Y H C E I E G G C T F R R L E N N T

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56 Vancouver Brews

Vancouver Coffee

T B B R O T H E R S C A S C A D I A W B E J Q W Z H G P Z X R S H E A T H E N A J B A U F S H N A F Q M H D L Q A R B U E I W R Y Y A D S M O O D F F H A E L E B G Q Q L K R V Z H E F V E Y Q N O A G A L H V E O F J W D O L O I Y S S L T V H T H O B L N Q I

P L P L R B T E D E W

I Q Z A S T T S J P C U W O T R G I M N B K T U Y T L T L Y D B T O O S O V Y S X M A S X Z S K X Q Y

T S J Y E V I E T O A

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G J R D T K U T T A E

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I Z W Z T E P S O Z D

R O V Y H O G T H V L

O U G U H G A S E I O

O R N S B L Z R F C G

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Y L E I E C D E C O I

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Vancouver Streets

P O H I S T O R I C P L A C E S D L I T W A S H I N G T O N M T N O G E R O V J H C B N G T T D D U A L T R U S S C A P C L T R A

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Vancouver Native Trees

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R E D O S I E R D O G W O O D Z Y J P

J J P E S O R P I H D L A B A R T K N

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V W O L L I W C I F P H U D V F H H O S

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Song Birds H M E G H M N E R W H S R

A X D Y C U S G M P A C I

P W A F N Y N L S E A I S G D Y L F N S

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S E Y E P D I N Q J A N O T M

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E K A O J O O E W H M E L I N

R E U T Y M O A H E O L V A G

S D V B M R L G R E A V M L A

C D A C O L R G A R L O E R C

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Mammals - Carnivora

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S N P L E R R I U Q S G N I Y L F C O J

I Q Z D E E R M O U S E T L T L X Z E L

O I M U S K R A T C U O S D T G O S T E

L K E O H Y T B P G Y U Y C R O U K G R

T L W E U K C X M U S S O P O O T K C R

M Q F S R N M R E H P O G A M A Z A M I

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O A C O E A T A N H H U O E A T K T U Q

K C X M Z C Y B I D K N Z R U C R O X S

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Columbia Fishing O C V N X K I H T N I L V E X X U M T Y

L O O A M R B R G P B E E Q C Q L R G A

O O N I R A B B I T S E C A D Q J A W R

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G F E E V V C S B R O O K T R O U T I

S P U O S Q S M A L L M O U T H B A S S

P N H O U R K G V W O B N I A R H H

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M R I T T T U O R T L L U B M I F J

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