Wilbur, Washington
Lincoln County · Population 895 · Card no. 1656
A wheat town on the plateau named for Samuel Wilbur Condit, known as Wild Goose Bill.
- The nickname came from an incident involving a flock of domestic geese he mistook for wild ones.
- The town is the last stop before the Columbia at Grand Coulee.
- Wheat and cattle surround it.
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