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Spokane has everything you hope a destination in the Northwest would have. Breathtaking nature, great restaurants and venues, and diverse nightlife; all packed into a mid-sized city. Across the Spokane region, in every city and neighborhood, you will find friendly people and a focus on community.
An incredible place to live, work, and recreate!
Each phase of our growth left rich layers of history, culture, and pride.
Today’s Spokanites have used these qualities to build a foundation for what’s next: a place where warmth, pride and kindness collide with ambition, creativity, and community.
Spokane, Sp’q’n’i in Salish, means “Children of the Sun.” The area is rich in Native American history. The Spokane Tribe of Indians would host large tribal fishing gatherings at Spokane Falls while chinook salmon ran the river.
Later, Spokane became a western boomtown, then a vital railroad hub, and has grown to be the cultural center of a fascinating region. It is the smallest city ever to host a World’s Fair.
You’ll come to Spokane, feel welcome, and discover things you never expected to find. We’re not quite like anywhere else.
That’s why our region of Washington has become a hotspot for relocation.
Spokane can't wait to welcome you!
THE REGION
The Inland Northwest region extends across 80,000 square miles and is home to over two million residents who live, work, and enjoy this recreational paradise. The area is home to four major rivers, 76 lakes within a 50-mile radius, 5 major ski and snowboard areas within 90 minutes, 32 golf courses, and over 128 parks county wide.
Spokane County has a total area of 1781 square miles bordered on the west by the Columbia Basin, and on the east, the foothills of the Rockies – the Coeur d’Alene mountains. The county serves as a hub for business, retail, medical, and financial services, and as of 2022, has an estimated population of 550,000.
The Idaho border is just 18 miles east of Spokane, and the Interstate 90 corridor from Spokane to Coeur d’Alene creates a thriving pathway of business, residence, and recreation across the two states. The Spokane, WA - Coeur d’Alene, ID combined statistical area has an estimated population of 740,000.
Cost Effective. Fast to Market.
Drive business forward from Spokane with fast access to the I-90 Aerospace Corridor, its highly trained workforce, global shipping connections and competitive costs.
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Spokane is:
Capable
Access more than 120 aerospace firms supported by 20 colleges and universities
Affordable
Discover business costs 18% below the national average
Accessible
Reach customers with 250 trucking firms, Class 1 rail and over 20 1-hour flights to Seattle
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FALLS HAYDEN
SPOKANE
49° NORTH CHEWELAH
AIRWAY HEIGHTS
CHENEY
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SPOKANE VALLEY MOUNT
STATE PARK
MEDICAL LAKE
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SPOKANE
The City of Spokane is the second largest city in Washington State, with an estimated population of 2 30,000 as of 2022.
At the center of Spokane is Riverfront Park, 100 acres of beauty surrounding the Spokane River. Travel in any direction from downtown and you’ll find yourself in a unique district, some old, some newer, each with a distinctive feel. Spokane is home to thriving arts, culture, and entertainment districts, and an incredible food, craft brew, and winery scene. It also boasts an abundant network of neighborhood and state parks, unparalleled for a mid-size city.
Explore demographics of our cities, industry information and other regional data on the Advantage Spokane website at www.advantagespokane.com
LIBERTY LAKE
THE CITIES AIRWAY HEIGHTS
SPOKANE VALLEY
The City of Spokane Valley sits in the heart of the Spokane River Valley. Its residents enjoy scenic parks and trails, quality neighborhoods, great schools, affordable housing, a robust retail center and overall vibrant economy. www.spokanevalley.org
East of Spokane, Liberty Lake grew in all the right ways.
Expanding from a lakeside settlement to a beautifully planned assortment of neighborhoods with parks and clusters of shopping and dining areas. Several high-tech companies are headquartered here, with their low-profile, tree-studded campuses blending into the fabric of Liberty Lake. www.libertylakewa.gov
10 minutes west of Spokane, Airway Heights is home to Spokane County's two largest employers — Amazon and Fairchild Air Force Base. Also located here is the Spokane International Airport, a growing retail and manufacturing community, Northern Quest Resort & Casino, and Spokane Tribe Casino. www.cawh.org
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CHENEY
Home to Eastern Washington University, Cheney is 17 miles southwest of Spokane. It features the beautiful Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge, two districts listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and an annual PRCA-sanctioned rodeo. www.cityofcheney.org
MEDICAL LAKE
A small city 15 miles southwest of Spokane, Medical Lake offers quaint shops, local restaurants, and small town living with easy access to all of Spokane. www.medical-lake.org
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THE THE DISTRICTS
The City of Spokane is home to wonderful neighborhoods and vibrant districts filled with history and innovation.
THE SOUTH HILL
The South Hill begins just south of downtown and continues out to the Moran Prairie. Homes cover the gamut of architectural styles, reflecting the city’s growth through the decades and trends of the times. Manito, Cannon Hill, Comstock, Cliff, Liberty, Lincoln, and Ben Burr parks are located here, creating a mecca for outdoor family activities. Homes on the Upper South Hill are newer, with easy access to shopping and dining ranging from locally owned shops and eateries to chain restaurants and national retailers.
SOUTH PERRY
South Perry is part of The South Hill, but has emerged as its own district. With unique shops and a food & drink scene, its central location is walkable from the nearby residential neighborhood. From May through September, it hosts the Perry Street Thursday Market, a local farmers' market favorite.
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KENDALL YARDS
BROWN E ’S ADDITION
GARLAND DISTRICT
NORTH MONROE
THE NORTH SIDE
HISTORIC HILLYARD DISTRICT
UNIVERSITY DISTRICT
DOWNTOWN
SOUTH HILL
SOUTH PERRY
SPRAGUE UNION DISTRICT
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DOWNTOWN
Spokane’s downtown area hugs both sides of the Spokane River. You’ll find urban living options, theaters, restaurants, galleries, wineries, movie houses, parks and a host of shops all in a walkable area. A skywalk system connects many office buildings and stores, so rain or shine, getting around is climate controlled. www.downtownspokane.org
BROWNE’S ADDITION
Browne’s Addition is Spokane’s oldest residential neighborhood, featuring a mix of historic mansions alongside restored and modern apartments and condos. Plus, it’s just a short walk to downtown. It’s also where you’ll find the Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture, Campbell House, and several popular neighborhood eateries and pubs.
KENDALL YARDS
On the north bank of the Spokane River is downtown’s newest urban district, Kendall Yards. The unique neighborhood offers a mix of homes and apartments, diverse businesses, local restaurants, seasonal night markets, and gorgeous views – all with easy access to the Centennial Trail. www.kendallyards.com
SPRAGUE UNION
The newest district to reinvent itself and revitalize historic spaces, Sprague Union is connected to the University District by the pedestrian Gateway Bridge, and just a five-minute drive from downtown. You’ll find a variety of retail stores, galleries, restaurants, taverns, and brewpubs. www.spragueuniondistrict.com
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UNIVERSITY DISTRICT
The thriving and growing University District is where business and education grow together. With five major universities, two medical school programs, top-notch community colleges, a nationally-recognized smart city testbed, and a burgeoning life sciences ecosystem, this is an idea-generating and innovation-focused community to its core. www.spokaneudistrict.org
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THE NORTH SIDE
The North Side encompasses a vast area. Spanning from Garland to the north end of Mead, extending east and west to the edge of Spokane city lines. You will find dense shopping and business districts as well as charming neighborhoods both historic and modern. Indian Trail, Shadle, Wandermere, and Five-Mile are just a few communities within this space featuring beautiful parks and welcoming businesses.
NORTH MONROE
Head north from Kendall Yards and you’ll quickly be in North Monroe where you’ll find fabulous antique and vintage shopping, great restaurants, and an eclectic mix of other local businesses. The surrounding neighborhoods are filled with homes that exude historic charm.
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GARLAND
The Garland District is a unique blend of establishments, including art galleries, eateries, and boutiques. It is also home to Spokane’s longest operating, independently owned movie house, The Garland Theater. The businesses along Garland Ave. are surrounded by a charming neighborhood filled with classic Craftsman homes. www.garlanddistrict.com
HISTORIC HILLYARD
Aged to perfection, this historic district is on the Spokane and National Historic Registers. The working-class neighborhood was built around the rails in the 1800’s making for cool architecture now filled with pubs, shops, and entertainment. www.makeitspokane.com/why-ne-spokane
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WHETHER YOU ARE AN ARTIST, A PATRON OR A FAN, WE CAN HELP YOU GET INVOLVED IN THE ARTS IN SPOKANE.
WE ARE A NON-PROFIT THAT PARTNERS WITH PUBLIC & PRIVATE ENTITIES TO BUILD AND SUPPORT THE ARTS IN SPOKANE.
WHAT WE DO:
Grants for artists, organizations, and collectives
Sculpture, murals, street art, signal box wraps
Poetry, literature and film programs
Performing arts: music, theater, dance & more
Rotating exhibits in the Chase Gallery
… and so much more!
Spokane Region, a thriving urban metropolitan hub that offers an available workforce, business-friendly climate, and collaborative spirit to fuel your business’s success.
WE ARE CREATIVE
The Spokane region is home to many entertainment and creative venues. To name a few:
• Bing Crosby Theater
• First Interstate Center for the Arts
• Knitting Factory
• Martin Woldson Theater at the FOX
• Spokane Arena
• NW Museum of Arts & Culture
• Terrain Gallery
WE’RE CONNECTED
We are a multimodal transportation hub with great access by air, rail, and highways to suite all your business needs.
The Spokane International Airport offers non-stop airline service to over 19 domestic destinations.
AdvantageSpokane.com
WE ARE EDUCATED
Go Eags, Go Zags, Go Cougs, Go Dawgs, Go Pirates, Go Sasquatch, Go everybody! 11 colleges and universities with 77,000 students building the talent pool for the region.
Spokane is home to 19 school districts, 2 skills centers, and several private schools.
NICE ADVANTAGE, SPOKANE!
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MORE REASONS TO LOVE SPOKANE
BASECAMP FOR CONVENIENT EXPLORATION
When the open road calls, in just a few hours you can be in Seattle, Portland, Glacier National Park, Missoula, Calgary or the Washington and Oregon coasts. Spokane International Airport offers nonstop service to numerous destinations across the country and is known for ease of access when flying. Plus, it is just 12 minutes west of downtown. Learn more at www.spokaneairports.net
COEUR D'ALENE, ID 40 mins | 33 miles CHEWELAH, WA 1 hr | 49 miles PULLMAN, WA 1.5 hrs | 74 miles SANDPOINT, ID 1.5 hrs | 76 miles GRAND COULEE, WA 1.25 hrs | 88 miles NELSON, BC 1.5 hrs | 162 miles WENATCHEE, WA 2.5 hrs | 169 miles LEAVENWORTH, WA 3.25 hrs | 192 miles MISSOULA, MT 4.25 hrs | 226 miles SEATTLE, WA 4.25 hrs | 280 miles GLACIER NAT. PARK, MT 5 hrs | 272 miles PORTLAND, OR 5.5 hrs | 344 miles YELLOWSTONE NAT. PARK, MT 7.25 hrs | 472 miles BOISE, ID 1.25 hrs SALT LAKE CITY, UT 2 hrs DENVER, CO 2.25 hrs LOS ANGELES, CA 3 hrs MINNEAPOLIS, MN 3 hrs VANCOUVER, BC 3.25 hrs CALGARY, AB 5.25 hrs DALLAS, TX 4 hrs ATLANTA, GA 4.25 hrs 15
THE WEATHER
Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall, the weather in Spokane is delightful; neither too hot nor too cold with very low humidity. A true four-season climate, Spokane is on the “sunny side” of Washington State, with just under 17 inches of precipitation and over 170 sunny days per year.
Situated between the Rocky and Cascade Mountain ranges, Spokane is protected from the damp coastal weather experienced in Seattle, as well as continental-type winters. The growing season extends from mid-April to mid-October.
JAN. FEB. MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC. AVERAGE RAIN 1.8” 1.5” 1.5” 1.3” 1.6” 1.2” 0.8” 0.7” 0.8” 1.1” 2.3” 2.3” AVERAGE SNOW 16” 8” 4” 1” - - - - - - 6” 15” AVERAGE WET DAYS 14 11 11 9 9 8 4 5 6 8 13 15 JAN. FEB. MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC. AVERAGE HIGH 33.0° 39.4° 48.6° 57.6° 66.3° 73.9° 82.6° 82.8° 72.6° 58.7° 41.2° 33.0° AVERAGE LOW 21.7° 25.7° 30.4° 35.4° 42.5° 48.9° 54.2° 54.1° 45.6° 35.6° 28.7° 21.6° RECORD HIGH 59° 61° 71° 90° 96° 100° 102° 108° 98° 87° 68° 57° RECORD LOW -30° -22° -8° 18° 23° 32° 38° 37° 25° 11° -20° -25°
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1 | WINTER
MOUNT SPOKANE STATE PARK is one of 5 mountains in this region, each outfitted to make the most out of Spokane’s winter season.
2 | SPRING
Mountain snow melt feeds many of this region’s falls. As a centerpiece of the city, the Spokane Falls can be explored at HUNTINGTON PARK among several other breathtaking viewpionts.
O ther springtime, must see parks include: Palisaides Park | Mirabeau Point Park | Falls Park, Post Falls
3 | SUMMER
RIVERSIDE STATE PARK is surrounded by rivers, creeks, and towering basalt formations making it ideal for hiking, camping, biking, horse back riding, ORV, as well as watersports.
4 | FALL
The FINCH ARBORETUM is 65 acres of tree-covered landscape alongside Garden Springs Creek and when fall is in full swing, the changing leaves are a can’t miss.
PARKS BY SEASON
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FOUR CONVENIENT LOCATIONS
DOWNTOWN
427 S Bernard Street
Spokane, WA 99204
CENTRAL
31 E Central Avenue
Spokane, WA 99208 NORTH
9651 N Nevada Street
Spokane, WA 99218
SPOKANE VALLEY
16201 E Indiana Ave
Suite 5000
Spokane Valley, WA 99216 @Spokane Eye Clinic
REGIONAL SERVICES
MEDICAL FACILITIES
With one of the largest concentrations of medical services in a four-state region, Spokane is a hub for comprehensive health services, education, research, and development. Spokane has four full-service hospitals, two of which are the second and third largest in the state.
MAJOR PROVIDERS
Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center & Children’s Hospital
509-474-3131 | www.shmc.org
Providence Holy Family Hospital
509-482-0111
www.providence.org/locations/wa/holy-family-hospital
MultiCare Deaconess Hospital
509-473-5800 | www.multicare.org/deaconess-hospital
MultiCare Spokane Valley Hospital
509-924-6650 | www.multicare.org/valley-hospital
MultiCare Rockwood Clinics
www.multicare.org/find-a-location/rockwood-clinic
Mann-Grandstaff VA Medical Center
509-434-7000 | www.spokane.va.gov
Shriners Hospital for Children
509-455-7844 | www.shrinerschildrens.org/spokane
St. Luke’s Rehabilitation Institute
509-473-6000 | www.providence.org/locations/wa/st-lukes
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EDUCATION
When a business, family or individual considers relocating or expanding to a new community, educational opportunities are often top priority. We feature quality K-12 schools, vibrant community college networks, and a growing University District that now includes two accredited medical schools. To learn about the Head Start Programs visit www.ccs.spokane.edu/Head-Start
PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICTS K-12
Central Valley School Dist. #356
Cheney School Dist. #360
Deer Park School Dist. #414
East Valley School Dist. #361
Freeman School Dist. #358
PRIVATE SCHOOLS
GRADES PRE K - 8
All Saints Catholic School
Assumption Catholic School
Cataldo Catholic School
Palisades Christian Academy
GRADES K - 8
Spokane Valley Adventist School
GRADES PRE K - 12
Valley Christian School
SPECIALTY SCHOOLS
Innovation High School
Lumen High School
Pride Prep Middle School
Salish School of Spokane
Spokane International Academy
Great Northern School Dist. #312
Liberty Lake School Dist. #36
Mead School Dist. #354
Medical Lake School Dist. #326
Nine Mile School Dist. #325/179
Orchard Prairie Dist. #123
Riverside School Dist. #416
Spokane School Dist. #81
West Valley School Dist. #363
Spokane Christian Academy
St. Aloysius Gonzaga
St. Charles Catholic School
St. John Vianney Catholic School
GRADES K - 12
Mount St. Michael’s
Northwest Christian
Saint George’s School
The Oaks Classical Christian Academy
St. Mary’s Catholic School
St. Thomas More Catholic School
Trinity Catholic School
GRADES 9 - 12
Chesterton Academy of Notre Dame
Gonzaga Preparatory High School
COMMUNITY COLLEGES OF SPOKANE
Spokane Community College
Spokane Falls Community College
UNIVERSITIES
Gonzaga University
Whitworth University
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical
Eastern Washington University
Washington State University
ADDITIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
Carrington College
Glen Dow Academy
Paul Mitchell School
NURSING AND MEDICAL SCHOOLS
Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine
Gonzaga University School of Nursing
UW School of Medicine
WSU College of Nursing
HELPFUL LINKS
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
Advantage Spokane
Greater Spokane Inc.
Downtown Spokane Partnership
Spokane Valley Chamber of Commerce
West Plains Chamber of Commerce
Spokane County
Visit Spokane
STATE OF WASHINGTON
Motor Vehicle & Driver’s Licensing
Washington State Tourism
AIR QUALITY INFORMATION
Spokane Regional Clean Air Agency
www.advantagespokane.com
www.greaterspokane.org
www.downtownspokane.org
www.spokanevalleychamber.org
www.westplainschamber.org
www.spokanecounty.org
www.visitspokane.com
www.dol.wa.gov
www.stateofwatourism.com
www.spokanecleanair.org
ANIMAL ORDINANCES AND LICENSING
SpokAnimal
SCRAPS
Spokane Humane Society
FISHING & HUNTING
Department of Fish & Wildlife - Spokane Office
LAW ENFORCEMENT
Spokane Police Department
Spokane County Sheriff’s Office
Washington State Patrol
Crime Check Spokane County
509-456-2233
www.spokanimal.org
www.spokanecounty.org/SCRAPS
www.spokanehumanesociety.org
www.wdfw.wa.gov
www.spokanepolice.org
www.spokanecounty.org/sheriff
www.wsp.wa.gov
www.spokanecounty.org/1076/Crime-Check
IMMIGRATION & NATURALIZATION SERVICES
Federal Courthouse
800-375-5283
NEWSPAPERS
Spokesman Review
Journal of Business
The Inlander
The Black Lens
www.uscis.gov/about-us/find-a-uscis-office
/field-offices
www.spokesman.com
www.spokanejournal.com
www.inlander.com
www.blacklensnews.com
SENIOR & COMMUNITY CENTERS
City of Spokane
City of Spokane Valley
American Indian Community Center
my.spokanecity.org/recreation/facilities
www.spokanevalleyseniorcenter.org
www.aiccinc.org
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BRAGGING RIGHTS
We could brag all day about Spokane, but it’s so much better when people do it for us. Here’s a list of some of the most recent press by writers and publications who found our region delightful.
Spokane Doesn't Suck, Really! | TheDailyBeast.com
Spokane is more than just Washington’s second-largest city. It's an accessible city that balances the outdoor world with a food scene ready for the hungry after a day in the sun. To borrow from an unofficial city slogan: ‘Spokane Doesn’t Suck.’
Escape Plan: Spokane | PassportMagazine.com
Whereas other cities have fallen victim to chains, big boxes, and franchises, Spokane has carved out its own path, remaining unique, special, and incredibly cool.
25 Most Underrated Cities in the U.S. | BoboAndChichi.com
One of the best parts about Spokane is that you have a stunning, thunderous waterfall that traverses through the center of the city along with a backdrop of mountains – which is just the most picture-perfect setting for a city!
13 Best Spots for a Classic American River Float | Fodors.com
The Spokane River stands out for its close proximity—there’s no need to drive an hour to find these refreshing river waters.
100 Best Places to Live in the U.S. in 2022 | Livablility.com
Spokane, WA (#66) is a Pacific Northwest gem filled with cool mid-century architecture, cute coffee shops and an exciting culinary scene with lots of breweries, wineries and tasting rooms.
The Most Iconic Diner in Every State | MSN.com
No ticket needed for Frank’s Diner--a historic railcarturned-restaurant in Spokane--just a big appetite.
The 16 Best Sunset Hikes in America | TravelAndLeisure.com
Eventide awe awaits with unobstructed Western-facing sightlines on High Drive Bluff Trail in Spokane, WA.
For a full list of articles & direct links go to VisitSpokane.com/Bragging-Rights
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