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Colville, Washington is a small town located in the northeastern corner of the state. It has a population of around 4,700 people and is known for its scenic beauty and outdoor recreational opportunities. With a low cost of living and a tight-knit community, Colville has become a popular place for those looking for a slower pace of life.
Background information: Many people have chosen to call Colville their home, and a quick look at user reviews from BestPlaces.net reveals the thoughts and experiences of those who live there. These reviews cover various aspects of living in Colville, including the community, amenities, and quality of life.
Review 1: "I've lived in Colville for over 20 years and it's been a great place to raise a family. The schools are excellent and the community is very supportive. Plus, there are endless opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking, fishing, and skiing." - John S.
Review 2: "I moved to Colville a few years ago and have loved it ever since. It's a small town, but there's always something going on. The downtown area is charming and there are plenty of local businesses to support. The people here are friendly and welcoming." - Sarah K.
Review 3: "Colville is a beautiful place to live with its mountains and forests, but there's not much to do here. It's definitely a retirement town and can feel isolated at times. But the cost of living is low and the people are kind." - Mark D.
Review 4: "I've lived in Colville my whole life and wouldn't want to be anywhere else. The sense of community here is unmatched and there's a strong focus on supporting local businesses. It's a safe and peaceful place to live." - Emily R.
based on 5 ReviewsGet to know Colville with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Colville
Not Mayberry but maybe the next town over - 7/7/2014
I visited my niece last week and my impression of the town was this:
Deer were poking through the bushes of their backyard and walking across the roads in town. I sipped coffee on the front porch and listened to birdsong while Mr. and Mrs. Tom turkey and the little Turkeys made their way down the hill. I also saw bald eagles flying over the forested homestead 15 miles out of town, and caught site of a coyote slinking in a meadow. The town itself closes up about 7 p.m. but the people we met were friendly and made us feel welcome. I met the former mayor during the 4th of July celebration while he was giving out ice cream cones. The town has issues like every town, but if you like a slower pace, its
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It Is Not Mayberry - 9/19/2010
The country is beautiful. You really have to like snow to live here. There is usually snow on the ground by the end of October, and can last into March or later. It is the good old boy town. If you were not born and raised there you will not be welcomed. Small town
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Colville's hurting for now - 12/14/2009
Unemployment is high in Colville (around 15%), as it is in the surrounding counties. Major employers are schools, state and federal govt, numerous sawmills, Walmart, and four manufacturers.
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Housing Prices 2008 and beyond - 7/16/2009
According to City-data, housing prices crested here at approx $180,000 median in 2006/2007, now they are approx $120,000. Would anybody know Where were they at the beginning of the fed lead bubble in 2000?
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cold snowy winters - 3/5/2009
If you enjoy living in a snowy, cold , long winter season , you will love living in north east Washington. We have 75 miles of atv trails, cross country and down hill skiing, a hunting and fishing paradise, and a warm, dry summer season. There are many lakes and rivers, a truly sportsmans paradise. The climate varies from the 100's in the summer to way below zero in the winter , with up to and over 12' of snow foryour winter
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