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State Route 6 is a numbered state highway in Washington, United States. It extends about 52 miles from Raymond in the southwest to Interstate 5 at Chehalis. It crosses a region of uplands that has been extensively logged.
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State Route 6 originates at the junction of U.S. Route 101 in the town of Raymond near Willapa Bay, and from there heads east, following the course of the Willapa River for about 20 miles into the Willapa Hills, reaching the summit at Pluvius and crosses two significantly narrow bridges. SR 6 crosses the Chehalis River at Pe Ell, skirts the Doty Hills, crosses another narrow bridge and then follows the meandering course of the river east until it terminates at I-5 exit 77 in the town of Chehalis.
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US 101 in Raymond
I-5 in Chehalis
