Largest by population in Washington

Washington counties and cities ranked by population.

This page ranks the counties and cities of Washington by population — which have the most people, according to the US Census Bureau's American Community Survey 5-year estimates.

Among counties, King County leads at 2,262,713.

Among cities & places, Seattle leads at 741,440.

Counties

#	Name	Population
1	King County	2,262,713
2	Pierce County	924,106
3	Snohomish County	834,648
4	Spokane County	544,323
5	Clark County	510,516
6	Thurston County	296,640
7	Kitsap County	276,581
8	Yakima County	256,605
9	Whatcom County	228,432
10	Benton County	210,224
11	Skagit County	130,407
12	Cowlitz County	111,539
13	Grant County	100,428
14	Franklin County	97,676
15	Island County	86,747
16	Lewis County	83,925
17	Chelan County	79,518
18	Clallam County	77,593
19	Grays Harbor County	76,397
20	Mason County	66,968
21	Walla Walla County	62,102
22	Stevens County	47,470
23	Whitman County	47,042
24	Kittitas County	44,736
25	Douglas County	43,733
26	Okanogan County	42,811
27	Jefferson County	33,313
28	Pacific County	23,750
29	Klickitat County	23,082
30	Asotin County	22,424
31	Adams County	20,690
32	San Juan County	18,266
33	Pend Oreille County	13,811
34	Skamania County	12,276
35	Lincoln County	11,271
36	Ferry County	7,326
37	Wahkiakum County	4,573
38	Columbia County	3,996
39	Garfield County	2,326

Cities & places

Top 100.

#	Name	Population
1	Seattle	741,440
2	Spokane	229,228
3	Tacoma	220,482
4	Vancouver	192,696
5	Bellevue	151,199
6	Kent	135,015
7	Everett	111,083
8	Spokane Valley	105,460
9	Renton	105,279
10	Federal Way	99,232
11	Yakima	96,810
12	Bellingham	92,367
13	Kirkland	91,614
14	Auburn	85,455
15	Kennewick	84,389
16	Pasco	78,446
17	Redmond	75,721
18	Marysville	71,570
19	South Hill	68,161
20	Sammamish	66,375
21	Lakewood	63,034
22	Richland	61,912
23	Shoreline	59,280
24	Lacey	57,088
25	Olympia	55,583
26	Burien	51,331
27	Bothell	48,610
28	Bremerton	44,531
29	Edmonds	42,783
30	Puyallup	42,642
31	Lynnwood	40,953
32	Lake Stevens	39,500
33	Issaquah	39,472
34	Parkland	39,174
35	Longview	37,836
36	Wenatchee	35,502
37	Mount Vernon	35,312
38	Graham	35,090
39	University Place	34,850
40	Spanaway	34,322
41	Walla Walla	33,766
42	Des Moines	32,545
43	Pullman	31,939
44	SeaTac	31,143
45	Orchards	29,716
46	Maple Valley	28,121
47	Camas	26,779
48	Tumwater	26,519
49	Moses Lake	25,594
50	Mill Creek East	25,461
51	Mercer Island	25,282
52	Bainbridge Island	24,607
53	Oak Harbor	24,396
54	Frederickson	24,219
55	North Lynnwood	23,653
56	Kenmore	23,594
57	Eastmont	23,486
58	Union Hill-Novelty Hill	23,272
59	Cottage Lake	23,170
60	Hazel Dell	23,086
61	Bonney Lake	22,776
62	Martha Lake	22,740
63	Silver Firs	21,796
64	Tukwila	21,479
65	Five Corners	21,444
66	Mountlake Terrace	21,419
67	Mukilteo	21,312
68	Battle Ground	21,293
69	Silverdale	21,046
70	Bothell West	21,014
71	Covington	20,957
72	Mill Creek	20,846
73	Arlington	20,599
74	Port Angeles	20,087
75	Monroe	19,696
76	Salmon Creek	19,594
77	Ellensburg	18,913
78	Centralia	18,457
79	Fairwood	18,437
80	Anacortes	17,837
81	Bryn Mawr-Skyway	17,577
82	Camano	17,535
83	West Richland	17,126
84	Aberdeen	17,040
85	Washougal	16,945
86	Port Orchard	16,398
87	Sunnyside	16,329
88	Lynden	16,025
89	Lake Stickney	15,514
90	Ferndale	15,447
91	White Center	15,017
92	Lakeland North	14,664
93	Bothell East	14,487
94	East Wenatchee	14,114
95	Artondale	14,051
96	Fort Lewis	13,983
97	Elk Plain	13,863
98	Snoqualmie	13,750
99	Woodinville	13,440
100	Lake Forest Park	13,356

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