Kahlotus

* Kahlotus, Washington ( 220 )

* Kahlotus

Kahlotus is a city in Franklin County, Washington, United States.

The first organized settlement of Kahlotus was by German immigrants, imported by the railroads, in around 1880.

The town was later renamed Kahlotus.

The meaning of the word " Kahlotus " is uncertain.

Soon after, the Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railroad began construction on a second railroad on the south shore of nearby Kahlotus lake, including tunnels through the basalt cliffs near the southeast corner of town.

Kahlotus was officially incorporated on May 31, 1907.

The Columbia Basin Irrigation Project does not deliver water to Kahlotus.

Kahlotus lake, near the east edge of town, was a highly alkaline, spring fed lake and was once a popular fishing spot full of bass and crappie.

Kahlotus is located at ( 46. 644936 ,-118. 554909 ).

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The dam is located six miles ( 10 km ) south of the town of Kahlotus, and 43 miles ( 69 km ) north of the town of Walla Walla.