Washington
26 cities · 3,283,747 residents combined
The largest city in Washington is Seattle with 754,195 residents. The smallest listed here is Burien at 51,513. Every city below has its own page with housing costs, income, climate and demographics.
| City | Population | Median home | Median income | Density |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seattle | 754,195 | $938,600 | $123,860 | 8,976/sq mi |
| Spokane | 230,293 | $363,500 | $70,064 | 3,349/sq mi |
| Tacoma | 222,758 | $479,600 | $85,884 | 4,474/sq mi |
| Vancouver | 195,300 | $462,400 | $81,338 | 4,001/sq mi |
| Bellevue | 151,847 | $1,340,300 | $165,576 | 4,536/sq mi |
| Kent | 135,603 | $587,800 | $92,302 | 4,038/sq mi |
| Everett | 111,845 | $565,300 | $83,512 | 3,329/sq mi |
| Spokane Valley | 106,365 | $382,300 | $74,042 | 2,820/sq mi |
| Renton | 105,317 | $672,600 | $100,432 | 4,474/sq mi |
| Federal Way | 99,493 | $552,800 | $86,909 | 4,459/sq mi |
| Yakima | 96,961 | $297,600 | $62,815 | 3,452/sq mi |
| Bellingham | 93,438 | $627,500 | $66,755 | 3,316/sq mi |
| Kirkland | 92,621 | $1,115,400 | $150,414 | 5,202/sq mi |
| Auburn | 85,676 | $547,900 | $97,884 | 2,873/sq mi |
| Kennewick | 85,295 | $370,700 | $73,576 | 2,985/sq mi |
| Pasco | 79,575 | $376,300 | $85,586 | 2,042/sq mi |
| Redmond | 77,353 | $1,167,800 | $162,560 | 4,662/sq mi |
| Marysville | 73,002 | $567,900 | $103,974 | 3,518/sq mi |
| South Hill | 68,025 | $543,600 | $113,130 | 3,660/sq mi |
| Sammamish | 66,463 | $1,407,300 | $239,690 | 3,254/sq mi |
| Lakewood | 62,937 | $461,200 | $74,720 | 3,689/sq mi |
| Richland | 62,753 | $436,700 | $95,813 | 1,478/sq mi |
| Shoreline | 61,431 | $811,100 | $112,751 | 5,280/sq mi |
| Lacey | 57,737 | $457,100 | $90,625 | 3,046/sq mi |
| Olympia | 55,951 | $486,200 | $81,302 | 3,071/sq mi |
| Burien | 51,513 | $638,800 | $91,318 | 5,131/sq mi |
