This must be Paul Bunyon country - mountains, forests, valleys, mighty rivers, etc. 
County Fire Net - 154.415R - 3 repeater sites plus 1 base site - 153.89 input 
County Police Net - 155.64R - 156.21in - 4 repeater sites - maybe more 
County Police - repeater at Pateros - 155.19R - 159.03in - added in 1998 
County Police - car to car - 155.715M 
County Police - simplex - 155.865 (1 base plus 75 mobiles) 
County Roads - 156.00R - 155.10in - 3 repeaters - 153.935M - 153.785M 
County Roads - Flagmen - 156.045 - 5 portables 
Statewide Fire Net - 153.83 - linked to state EOC via mountain top bases 
Statewide Police Nets - 155.475 - 155.37 
Statewide Ambo to Hosp - 155.34 
Statewide Disaster - 156.075M 
Old County Fire Net - 46.10 - 46.44M 
Okanogan Fire - 154.22M 
Omak Fire - 154.445 
Riverside FD - 154.16M 
Tonasket Fire - 154.385 
Oroville Fire - 154.355 
Collville Indian FD - 154.175M 
Elmer City Fire + LG - 154.98 
Coulee Dam City FD - 154.13 
Mount Hull Fire - 154.25M 
Brewster Fire - 154.355 
Pateros Fire - 154.07M 
Twisp Fire - 154.37 
Winthrop Fire - 154.19 
155.01 - a couple of small PDs / tac channel 
Nespelem Indian EMS - 154.115R - 156.015in 
Nespelem Indian police - 155.775R - 155.085M 
Bureau of Indian Affairs Wildfire/Forestry - 169.825R - possibly also 36.18 - 172.30 - 172.775 
(that is most of the listings - you can see that the FDs went from lowband to a countywide dispatch channel - and then picked up a seperate local short range channel for each FD) 
the population of the entire county might be only 10,000 
Not to forget - Okanogan National Forest probably operates at 170 Mhz - State forestry and parks are at 151 Mhz - State highways are at 800 Mhz 
- State Patrol is at 155Mhz - 155.28 might be the dispatch freq for the 2 or 3 ambulance units in the County 
(I am basing this on best guesses) 

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