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Pacific Northwest Deanery

OCA-WE-PUYHTM

Holy Trinity / Holy Resurrection Church Accessible

Tacoma, Washington

OCA-WE-ALBOCX

St. Anne Church Accessible

Corvallis, Oregon

http://www.staoc.com

OCA-WE-PTTSHA

St. Herman of Alaska Church Accessible

Port Townsend, Washington

http://www.orthodoxporttownsend.com

OCA-WE-PDXSNC

St. Nicholas Church Accessible

Portland, Oregon

http://www.stnicholaspdx.org

St. Nicholas Memorial Cemetary

Washington

OCA-WE-SEASPK

St. Spiridon Cathedral Accessible

Seattle, Washington

http://www.saintspiridon.org

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