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State Route 4, also known as the Ocean Beach Highway, connects U.S. Route 101 at Johnson's Landing, Washington (a few miles west of Naselle) with Interstate 5 in Kelso-Longview. It runs along the north bank of the Columbia River and serves as Washington's counterpart to U.S. Route 30 in Oregon. At Naselle, the spur State Route 401 connects SR-4 south to the Astoria-Megler Bridge.
[edit] Historical significance
The route was once the western leg of U.S. Route 830, which ran from Johnson's Landing in the west to Maryhill in the east. Curiously, SR-30 and SR-830 never connected.
[edit] Cities, towns, and landmarks along the route
- Johnson's Landing, Washington
- Naselle, Washington
- Deep River, Washington
- Rosburg, Washington
- Grays River, Washington
- Skamokawa, Washington
- Cathlamet, Washington
- Stella, Washington
- Longview, Washington
- Kelso, Washington
[edit] See also
US 101 in Johnson's Landing
SR 401 in Naselle
SR 409 in Cathlamet
SR 411 in Longview
I-5 in Kelso
