Stanwood/Bryant Scale Official listI-5, mile 214, Stanwood/Bryant, WA, 98223Details
- Address
- I-5, mile 214, Stanwood/Bryant, WA, 98223
- County
- Skagit
- Phone
- Not published
- Route
- I-5, mile marker 214
- Record
- In the registerRegister refreshed September 27, 2026no dates published
- Source
- Puget Sound Regional Council (Washington State scale houses), Weigh Stations
- Last checked
- September 27, 2026
More stations near Stanwood/Bryant: the nearest 24, within 116 miles
Straight-line distance from the centre of Stanwood/Bryant, nearest first.
- Anacortes ScaleSR-20, mile 54, Anacortes 16 mi
- Lake Stevens ScaleSR-9, mile 17, Lake Stevens 18 mi
- Sedro Woolley ScaleSR-20, mile 69, Sedro Wooley 19 mi
- Bow Hill (Port of Entry) ScaleI-5, mile 235, Bow Hill 20 mi
- Everett ScaleI-5, mile 188, Everett S/B 25 mi
- Sultan ScaleSR-2, mile 21, Sultan 34 mi
- Port Angeles W/B ScaleSR-101, mile 255, Port Angeles W/B 50 mi
- Northbend ScaleI-90, mile 25, North Bend 54 mi
- Portable WS ScaleSR-16, mile 19, North of Gig Harbor 60 mi
- Port Angeles E/B ScaleSR-101, mile 237, Port Angeles E/B 64 mi
- Gig Harbor ScaleSR-16, mile 10, Gig Harbor 68 mi
- Sea Tac ScaleI-5, mile 141, Sea Tac N/B 68 mi
- Spring Valley ScaleSR-99, mile 7, Spring Valley 68 mi
- Puyallup ScaleSR-167, mile 5, Puyallup 73 mi
- Buckley ScaleSR-410, mile 19, Buckley 76 mi
- Ft. Lewis ScaleI-5, mile 117, Ft. Lewis N/B 83 mi
- Spanaway ScaleSR-7, mile 44, Spanaway 84 mi
- Peshastin ScaleSR-2, mile 105, Peshatin 91 mi
- Cle Elum E/B ScaleI-90, mile 80, Cle Elum E/B 94 mi
- Cle Elum (Port of Entry) ScaleI-90, mile 80, Cle Elum 94 mi
- Forks ScaleSR-101, mile 191, Forks 101 mi
- Brady W/B ScaleSR-12, mile 13, Brady W/B 106 mi
- Brady E/B ScaleSR-12, mile 13, Brady E/B 106 mi
- Artic ScaleSR-101, mile 77, Arctic 115 mi
Weigh Stations in towns near Stanwood/Bryant
Also in Stanwood/Bryant
About this data
Where the list comes from and what it does and does not say
1in the directory
1in the state register
49thby size in this category
Stanwood/Bryant, Washington has 1 station, which is 2% of everything listed for Washington.
All of them sit in Skagit County.
This entry comes from a register that publishes no listing dates at all. They were on the register when it was last refreshed, on September 27, 2026.
Its listing class is Weigh station.
It publishes no phone number.
Every record on this page comes from Puget Sound Regional Council (Washington State scale houses), Weigh Stations, re-checked on the date shown on each card.
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Stanwood/Bryant: questions
Where can I find stations in Stanwood/Bryant, WA?
1 station in Stanwood/Bryant is on the official list: Stanwood/Bryant Scale at I-5, mile 214.
What is the nearest option outside Stanwood/Bryant?
Anacortes Scale in Anacortes, about 16 miles away in a straight line. Open the listing for directions.
How many stations are there in Skagit county?
4 in Skagit county and 61 across Washington.
Is this station currently licensed?
The state register these records come from publishes no listing dates. Each of these 1 facilities appeared in the register when it was last refreshed, on September 27, 2026. Confirm the current position with the facility or the issuing authority before relying on it.
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