This category includes a complete list of all cities in Washington State. Each city page focuses on location, surrounding communities, local character, population context, and points of interest. Cities range from large metropolitan centers to small towns, coastal communities, mountain gateways, and agricultural hubs.
The interactive city maps help users explore neighborhoods, streets, parks, attractions, and nearby places. This category is designed for navigation, travel planning, and local discovery, making it easy to find and explore every city across Washington State.
Location: 47.7987627, -122.4990762 Location, Overview Kingston sits on the northeast edge of the Kitsap Peninsula in Kitsap County, where the ferry from Edmonds docks beside a compact harbor and pebbled beaches. The village center is walkable, with cafés and galleries clustered within a few blocks of the shoreline. Nearby communities …
Location: 47.7423219, -121.9856782 Location and Overview Duvall is a scenic city in King County, located northeast of Redmond along the Snoqualmie River. Known for its pastoral setting and welcoming community, it offers rural charm within easy reach of the Seattle area. History and Community Originally a logging town and agricultural …
Location: 46.9413877, -122.60639 Location, Overview Yelm occupies open prairie in Thurston County, southeast of Olympia with broad views toward Mount Rainier. The city connects to Lacey, Roy, and Nisqually Valley communities via a network of highways that make commuting manageable while conserving a small-town identity. Neighborhoods feature a mix of …
Location: 47.4156824, -120.293126 Location, Overview Set on a sunny bench above the confluence of the Columbia River and the Wenatchee River, East Wenatchee anchors the east side of the Wenatchee Valley in Douglas County. The city faces Wenatchee across bridges that carry everyday commuters and visitors to shops, stadiums, and …
Location: 48.696771, -122.9054625 Location, Overview Eastsound is the lively main village on Orcas Island in San Juan County, tucked along a protected bay ringed by forested headlands. Ferries connect the island to Anacortes and other San Juan communities, while seaplanes occasionally ripple the harbor. Compact blocks make it easy to …
Location: 47.2318245, -122.2843724 Location, Overview Edgewood occupies a green ridge in Pierce County, positioned between the Puyallup and White river valleys with distant perspectives toward the Cascades. The city sits north of Puyallup and east of Fife, offering a semi-rural feel within a short drive of Tacoma’s job centers. Residential …
Location: 47.8105738, -122.3774952 Location, Overview Edmonds rests on the Puget Sound shoreline in Snohomish County, offering ferries, beaches, and sunsets that paint the Olympic Mountains in evening color. Downtown streets slope toward the waterfront, where plazas, public art, and a fishing pier anchor community life. Nearby cities include Lynnwood, Mountlake …
Location: 47.0448099, -122.366813 Location, Overview Elk Plain stretches along the Puyallup Plateau in Pierce County, a residential area framed by evergreens and views toward Mount Rainier on clear days. It sits near Spanaway, Graham, and Frederickson, giving residents a network of shopping centers, schools, and parks within a short drive. …
Location: 47.1086912, -122.554979 Location, Overview Known locally as Fort Lewis, this community is part of Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Pierce County, situated between Lakewood, DuPont, and Spanaway. Large tracts of forest and prairie buffer residential areas, training grounds, and support facilities. Nearby lakes, freeway connections, and transit links tie the …
Location: 47.0962112, -122.35873 Location, Overview Frederickson lies in Pierce County southeast of Tacoma, a growing unincorporated center known for its industrial parks and orderly subdivisions. The street grid connects efficiently to South Hill, Spanaway, and Parkland, placing schools, groceries, and everyday services within a short drive. Evergreen buffers, stormwater ponds, …
