Winlock topographic map
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Winlock
The eastern edge of the Willapa Hills lie to the west. To the east are relatively flat prairies. A notable landmark about four miles west of town is Sam Henry Mountain, elevation 1,492 feet (455 m), named for an early section superintendent of the Northern Pacific Railroad. Mt. St. Helens, about forty miles (64.4 km) to the east can be seen from viewpoints around the area. In May 1980, Winlock was covered with about one inch (2.54 cm) of volcanic ash from the second major eruption of this peak one week after the cataclysmic eruption of May 18.
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Name: Winlock topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Winlock, Lewis County, Washington, United States (46.48013 -122.95086 46.50712 -122.91892)
Average elevation: 124 m
Minimum elevation: 78 m
Maximum elevation: 162 m
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