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Charging stops in Washington

3,424 inventory listings across 238 cities and towns. Start with a city, then narrow by connector, charging power and access.

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Highway 2 Brew Espresso

215 N Chelan Ave, Waterville, WA

J1772up to 19.2 kWNEMA 14-50up to 12 kWNEMA 5-15Rup to 1.8 kW
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Public — Plug-In North Central Washington in partnership with the Highway 2 Brew has installed a 70A 240V charging opportunity in Waterville. This uniquie site offers espresso coffee, sandwiches and a picnic gazebo all within walking distance of parks, museums bakeries and main street shopping. The newest Plug-In North Central Washington site is officially open in Waterville, WA. Situated at the top of a six mile 1,879 foot east bound climb from Orondo this charging opportunity offers some “assurance” that Coulee City is reachable. In addition to the haL2 station there is a 120V 15A and 240V 40A outlet

Listed operational · Source confirmed Sep 28, 2020

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