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Introduction
Kennewick is located in Benton County in the southeastern part of Washington state, situated along the southwest bank of the Columbia River just southeast of the confluence with the Yakima River and across from the confluence with the Snake River.

Kennewick along with Pasco and Richland are collectively known as the “Tri-Cities.” The area has an arid desert climate with only about 6 inches of rain during the year. The economy is bolstered by agriculture including wheat, potatoes, grapes, apples, and corn. The area has a thriving wine industry.

Kennewick serves as the primary retail business center for southeast Washington with the Columbia Center Mall and the other retail outlets nearby.

History
Lewis and Clark came to the area in the early 1800s, finding a significant Indian population. Nearly a century later, Kennewick had 30 businesses with a population of nearly 350 residents and was known for its spring crops which benefited from the areas mild winters. Apple and cherry orchards were plentiful and a decade later Concord grapes had become a common crop.

In 1943, the Hanford Nuclear Reservation, roughly nine miles northwest of Kennewick, was built as part of the World War II secret war effort to produce the plutonium for the Fat Man atomic bomb used to attack Nagasaki. Richland, immediately south of Hanford could not handle the influx of workers so many commuted from Kennewick. As Hanford’s purpose has evolved over the years, the site has had a tremendous influence on the area’s economy and remains a major employer for all three cities.