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Weyerhaeuser Longview
 Weyerhaeuser
Longview - aka: Norpac
Location & History
The pulp mill opened for business at Longview,
Washington in 1931. The mill is located near the intersection of
Industrial Way and Washington Way, on the shore of the Columbia
River about two miles downstream of the Lewis and Clark Bridge. The
mill produces a wide range of paper products, including paperboard,
corrugating medium, newsprint, and fine papers. Bleached kraft,
de-ink, and thermomechanical processes are used to produce these
products. The Weyerhaeser/NORPAC site also includes lumber products
manufacturing. The treated process wastewater from the mill is
discharged to the Columbia River.
Capacities:
From July 2004 through June 2005, the company
average production was 2,923 metric tons of paper per day with a
maximum production of 4000 tons per day.
Facility Site Number:
27 and 95765124
Location and Mailing address:
3401 Industrial Way
Post Office Box 188
Longview, WA 98632
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