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Why is it called Kettle Falls?

The name of the town originated from the nearby falls on the Upper Columbia River. The falls, plummeted nearly 50 feet carving out “kettles” in the quartzite rock below. More historic photos can be seen on the Washington Rural Heritage website.



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