Trinidad, Washington

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Not to be confused with Trinidad, Washington, D.C..

Trinidad is an unincorporated community in Grant County, Washington, and a ghost town. The town consists of Crescent Bar Road NW and three unnamed access roads just east of Rock Island State Park, between Quincy and Wenatchee. Trinidad was originally named Trinidad by workers for the Great Northern RR due to its geological and physical similarity to Trinidad, Colorado. Trinidad is located on the border with Douglas County. The White Heron Cellars winery is located in Trinidad.

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Trinidad, Washington is at coordinates 47°13′48″N 119°59′58″W / 47.23, -119.99944 (Trinidad, Washington)Coordinates: 47°13′48″N 119°59′58″W / 47.23, -119.99944 (Trinidad, Washington)

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County seat: Ephrata

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CDPs	Banks Lake South \| Cascade Valley \| Desert Aire \| Lakeview \| Moses Lake North

Communities	Adco \| Adrian \| Beverly \| Lakeview Park \| Mae \| Ruff \| Stratford \| Trinidad \| Wheeler \| Winchester