Pasco (Wash.)
帕斯科 (Wash.)
Паскоу (Wash.)
パスコ (Wash.)
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Pasco, Wash.
Паскоу (Wash.)
Paskou (Wash.)
パスコ (Wash.)
Pasuko (Wash.)
Песко (Wash.)
Pesko (Wash.)
帕斯科 (Wash.)
Pasike (Wash.)
Pa si ke (Wash.)
City of Pasco (Wash.)
Pasco Junction (Wash.)
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found: GeoNames, algorithmically matched, 2009(ppl; 46°14ʹ22ʺN 119°06ʹ02ʺW)
found: Wikipedia, Aug. 2, 2011(Pasco, Washington; one of three cities that make up the Tri-Cities region; 46°14ʹ19ʺN 119°6ʹ31ʺW (46.238507, -119.108534)) Bulgarian page (Паскоу = Paskou) Japanese page (パスコ = Pasuko) Russian page (Песко = Pesko) Chinese page (帕斯科 = Pasike)
found: Wikipedia, April 26, 2019(Pasco, Washington; City of Pasco; city in, and the county seat of, Franklin County, Washington; one of three cities that make up the Tri-Cities region; 46°14ʹ19ʺN 119°6ʹ31ʺW (46.238507, -119.108534))
found: OCLC, July 25, 2023(access point: Pasco Junction (Wash.); usage: Pasco Junction, W.T.)
found: Meyer, Delbert W. A Study of the Development of the Tri-Cities, Pasco, Kennewick and Richland, Washington, 1959; Eastern Illinois University The Keep website, viewed July 24, 2023 :p. 27 (Pasco Junction, new railroad spur junction known as Pasco junction; name Pasco is attributed to Mr. Virgil G. Bogue. Crews of construction workers established their residence near the railroad buildings, and Pasco had its beginning.) - https://thekeep.eiu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=5685&context=theses
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Change Notes
1983-03-02: new
2023-07-26: revised
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