100 Largest Cities in Washington

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100 LARGEST CITIES IN WASHINGTON: POPULATION, 2010 CENSUS

1. Seattle (King County), 608,660
2. Spokane (Spokane County), 208,916
3. Tacoma (Pierce County), 198,397
4. Vancouver (Clark County), 161,791
5. Bellevue (King County), 122,363
6. Everett (Snohomish County), 103,019
7. Kent (King County), 92,411
8. Yakima (Yakima County), 91,067
9. Renton (King County), 90,927
10. Spokane Valley (Spokane County), 89,755
11. Federal Way (King County), 89,306
12. Bellingham (Whatcom County), 80,885
13. Kennewick (Benton County), 73,917
14. Auburn (King/Pierce County), 70,180
15. Marysville (Snohomish County), 60,020
16. Pasco (Franklin County), 59,781
17. Lakewood (Pierce County), 58,163
18. Redmond (King County), 54,144
19. Shoreline (King County), 53,007
20. Kirkland (King County), 48,787
21. Richland (Benton County), 48,058
22. Olympia (Thurston County), 46,478
23. Sammamish (King County), 45,780
24. Lacey (Thurston County), 42,393
25. Edmonds (Snohomish County), 39,709
26. Bremerton (Kitsap County), 37,729
27. Puyallup (Pierce County), 37,022
28. Longview (Cowlitz County), 36,648
29. Lynnwood (Snohomish County), 35,836
30. Bothell (King/Snohomish County), 33,505
31. Burien (King County), 33,313
32. Wenatchee (Chelan County), 31,925
33. Mount Vernon (Skagit County), 31,743
34. Walla Walla (Walla Walla County), 31,731
35. University Place (Pierce County), 31,144
36. Issaquah (King County), 30,434
37. Pullman (Whitman County), 29,799
38. Des Moines (King County), 29,673
39. Lake Stevens (Snohomish County), 28,069
40. SeaTac (King County), 26,909
41. Bainbridge Island (Kitsap County), 23,025
42. Mercer Island (King County), 22,699
43. Maple Valley (King County), 22,684
44. Oak Harbor (Island County), 22,075
45. Kenmore (King County), 20,460
46. Moses Lake (Grant County), 20,366
47. Mukilteo (Snohomish County), 20,254
48. Mountlake Terrace (Snohomish County), 19,909
49. Camas (Clark County), 19,355
50. Tukwila (King County), 19,107
51. Port Angeles (Clallam County), 19,038
52. Mill Creek (Snohomish County), 18,244
53. Ellensburg (Kittitas County), 18,174
54. Arlington (Snohomish County), 17,926
55. Covington (King County), 17,575
56. Battle Ground (Clark County), 17,571
57. Bonney Lake (Pierce County), 17,374
58. Tumwater (Thurston County), 17,371
59. Monroe (Snohomish County), 17,304
60. Aberdeen (Grays Harbor County), 16,896
61. Centralia (Lewis County), 16,336
62. Sunnyside (Yakima County), 15,858
63. Anacortes (Skagit County), 15,778
64. Washougal (Clark County), 14,095
65. East Wenatchee (Douglas County), 13,190
66. Lake Forest Park (King County), 12,598
67. Lynden (Whatcom County), 11,951
68. Kelso (Cowlitz County), 11,925
69. West Richland (Benton County), 11,811
70. Ferndale (Whatcom County), 11,415
71. Port Orchard (Kitsap County), 11,144
72. Woodinville (King County), 10,938
73. Grandview (Yakima County), 10,862
74. Snoqualmie (King County), 10,670
75. Enumclaw (King County), 10,669
76. Cheney (Spokane County), 10,590
77. Sedro-Woolley (Skagit County), 10,540
78. Newcastle (King County), 10,380
79. Shelton (Mason County), 9,834
80. Sumner (Pierce County), 9,451
81. Edgewood (Pierce County), 9,387
82. Poulsbo (Kitsap County), 9,200
83. Fife (Pierce County), 9,173
84. Port Townsend (Jefferson County), 9,113
85. Snohomish (Snohomish County), 9,098
86. Toppenish (Yakima County), 8,949
87. College Place (Walla Walla County), 8,765
88. Hoquiam (Grays Harbor County), 8,726
89. Burlington (Skagit County), 8,388
90. DuPont (Pierce County), 8,199
91. Ephrata (Grant County), 7,664
92. Liberty Lake (Spokane County), 7,591
93. Othello (Adams County), 7,364
94. Chehalis (Lewis County), 7,259
95. Clarkston (Asotin County), 7,229
96. Selah (Yakima County), 7,147
97. Gig Harbor (Pierce County), 7,126
98. Milton (Pierce County), 6,968
99. Yelm (Thurston County), 6,848
100. Quincy (Grant County), 6,750

SOURCE: US Census, 2010

October 5th, 2016