St. John, WA

St. John is a small farming town of 607 people in southeastern Washington's wheat country, about an hour south of Spokane via US-195 and State Route 23. The town sits in the scenic Palouse region, surrounded by rolling hills of golden wheat fields. Its 120-foot grain elevator, built in 1979, serves as a landmark visible for miles across the agricultural landscape.

Airports closest to St. John, WA are Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport and Spokane International Airport.