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Latest revision as of 23:07, 8 July 2023

Travel Washington is an intercity bus system sponsored by the Washington State Department of Transportation to supplement Amtrak and private intercity bus lines. Buses are operated by private bus companies under contract.


Web site

Routes

Apple Line
Omak - Wenatchee - Ellensburg
Dungeness Line
Port Angeles - SeaTac Airport
Gold Line
Kettle Falls - Spokane
Grape Line
Walla Walla - Pasco

Map

May not necessarily show exact boarding locations. Check with company for exact stop location:

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