Top 100 Biggest Cities in Washington

Top 100 Biggest Cities In Washington

Rank	City	2022 Population (Est.)	Growth Rate (Annual)
1	Snoqualmie	13,810	-2.1%
2	Ridgefield	12,514	15.6%
3	Moxee	4,405	0.1%
4	DuPont	10,112	-0.9%
5	Liberty Lake	12,534	2.9%
6	Yelm	10,707	0.4%
7	Roy	814	-1.1%
8	Lake Stevens	36,288	1.5%
9	Marysville	71,144	0.4%
10	Airway Heights	10,630	1.6%
11	Pasco	78,871	1.3%
12	Fife	10,985	-0.8%
13	Issaquah	39,505	-1.5%
14	Orting	8,965	-1.0%
15	La Center	3,795	9.1%
16	Battle Ground	21,119	1.3%
17	Camas	27,054	2.2%
18	Kirkland	92,107	-0.7%
19	Port Orchard	15,979	2.3%
20	Renton	105,179	-1.5%
21	West Richland	16,951	3.6%
22	Stanwood	8,438	8.2%
23	Maple Valley	28,153	0.1%
24	Washougal	16,970	-0.4%
25	Bonney Lake	22,848	0.2%
26	Granite Falls	4,687	3.3%
27	Sammamish	66,630	-1.3%
28	Gig Harbor	12,181	1.0%
29	Marcus	218	0.9%
30	Ocean Shores	7,114	4.7%
31	Sequim	8,241	2.4%
32	Nooksack	1,548	4.5%
33	Duvall	8,410	4.4%
34	Tumwater	25,844	1.5%
35	Ferndale	15,476	2.2%
36	Lacey	54,461	1.2%
37	North Bonneville	1,024	0.3%
38	Lynden	16,048	1.4%
39	Sumas	1,629	1.1%
40	Rainier	2,486	4.1%
41	Poulsbo	11,891	-0.6%
42	Redmond	76,354	4.0%
43	Kent	134,835	-1.3%
44	Sultan	5,604	8.9%
45	Moses Lake	25,583	0.5%
46	Connell	4,954	-0.2%
47	Woodland	6,540	0.1%
48	Newcastle	12,969	-1.4%
49	Arlington	20,075	0.5%
50	Kalama	3,013	1.6%
51	Burien	51,073	-1.8%
52	North Bend	7,695	2.5%
53	Richland	61,929	1.9%
54	Rock Island	1,378	5.8%
55	Yacolt	1,656	-0.9%
56	Quincy	8,053	4.5%
57	Blaine	5,976	1.2%
58	Bothell	47,784	-0.8%
59	George	833	2.1%
60	Deer Park	4,685	6.0%
61	Auburn	85,699	-1.7%
62	Milton	8,907	2.3%
63	Winthrop	529	3.9%
64	Naches	1,046	-0.3%
65	Mill Creek	20,902	0.1%
66	Othello	8,739	1.6%
67	Cheney	13,087	0.0%
68	Black Diamond	5,839	20.2%
69	Covington	20,787	-0.5%
70	Everson	2,967	2.3%
71	Monroe	20,209	0.5%
72	Mattawa	3,627	8.3%
73	Zillah	3,157	-0.6%
74	Kennewick	84,488	0.7%
75	Ruston	1,055	-0.2%
76	Burlington	9,702	5.0%
77	Sedro-Woolley	12,509	0.4%
78	Woodway	1,307	-0.4%
79	Entiat	1,380	2.8%
80	Edgewood	12,665	1.9%
81	Granger	3,668	1.0%
82	Woodinville	13,425	-0.5%
83	Eatonville	2,854	-0.2%
84	Friday Harbor	2,747	4.2%
85	Bellingham	92,289	0.8%
86	McCleary	2,039	0.6%
87	Hartline	181	0.6%
88	Benton City	3,488	0.3%
89	Tieton	1,561	12.5%
90	Winlock	1,587	7.4%
91	Bellevue	149,440	-1.6%
92	Pacific	7,105	-2.0%
93	Napavine	1,945	2.8%
94	La Conner	968	–
95	Rockford	548	3.8%
96	Mount Vernon	35,404	0.3%
97	Tenino	1,958	4.3%
98	Algona	3,241	-1.5%
99	Pullman	32,827	0.1%
100	Vancouver	192,169	0.6%

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What is the largest city in Washington?

The largest city in Washington is Snoqualmie, with a population of 13,810. Snoqualmie is the 2,486th largest city in the US. The second largest city is Ridgefield, with a population of 12,514, and is the 2,680th largest city in the US.

What are the major cities in Washington?

The major cities in Washington are Renton, Kent, Bellevue and Vancouver. There are 4 major cities in Washington, which are cities with a population greater than 100,000.

What is the capital of Washington?

The capital of Washington is Olympia, whose most recent population was 55,919. Olympia is the 100th largest city in the state of Washington.

What is the fastest growing city in Washington?

Among the 100 largest cities in Washington, the fastest growing city is Snoqualmie, whose population has grown 651.3% since the year 2000.