Gulian
Gulian is a small, unincorporated community located in the western region of the U.S. state of Washington, within Pacific County. Situated along the northern coast of the Columbia River, the area is characterized by its scenic landscapes, including forests, wetlands, and riverfront views. Gulian is part of the broader region known as the Columbia River Gorge, which spans the border between Washington and Oregon.
The community is primarily a rural area, with a focus on agriculture, fishing, and forestry. Historically, the
Gulian is accessible via State Route 4, which connects it to nearby towns such as Castle Rock
The population of Gulian remains relatively small, with no official census data distinguishing it as a separate