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Bethel High School Sports Fields

Date: 2025
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Description

The brand new Bethel High School is a state-of-the-art facility located in Graham, Washington. The facility itself will be 285,000 square feet and includes two synthetic turf field: a general purpose field and a football field.

Materials

16,600 tons of Permeable Aggregate Base Course
8,700 tons of Pea Gravel
2,700 tons of Permeable Aggregate Top Course
630 tons of 4"–8" Quarry Spalls
280 tons of 2"–4" Quarry Spalls
30 tons of Custom-Blended Sand
E-Layer Stone

Quantities as of March 2025

Highlights

Washington Rock provided permeable aggregates for the field foundations.

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