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Washington is divided by the Cascades into a wet, forested west with Seattle and Puget Sound and a drier east with wheat fields, orchards, and vineyards. Tech-industry moves keep the west side busy with furniture and electronics, while the east trades in farm equipment and trucks.
Cities and regions in Washington
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Bellingham
3 listings
On Bellingham Bay near the Canadian border, Bellingham is home to Western Washington University.
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Everett
3 listings
Everett is north of Seattle on Puget Sound, home to a large aircraft assembly plant and a naval station.
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Moses Lake
6 listings
Moses Lake is in central Washington's Columbia Basin, an irrigated farming area fed by the Columbia Basin Project.
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Mt. Vernon
3 listings
Mount Vernon is in the Skagit Valley, famous for its spring tulip fields.
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Olympia
3 listings
At the southern end of Puget Sound, the capital city of Olympia sits near Joint Base Lewis-McChord.
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Pullman
5 listings
Rolling Palouse wheat fields surround Pullman, home to Washington State University.
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Seattle
60 listings
Seattle sits between Puget Sound and Lake Washington, a tech and coffee capital with hilly neighborhoods.
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Spokane
3 listings
On the Spokane River, Spokane is the hub of the Inland Northwest and a gateway to Idaho's lakes.
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Tacoma
3 listings
South of Seattle on Puget Sound, the port city of Tacoma enjoys views of Mount Rainier.
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Tri-Cities
6 listings
The Tri-Cities of Kennewick, Pasco, and Richland sit where the Columbia, Snake, and Yakima rivers meet.
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Wenatchee
4 listings
Apple orchards line the Columbia River around Wenatchee in central Washington.
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Yakima
4 listings
Apples, hops, and wine grapes grow throughout the Yakima Valley in south-central Washington.
Living in Washington
Region: Pacific Northwest
Weather and seasons
Western Washington has mild, rainy winters and dry summers, while the east has hot summers and cold, snowy winters. Mountain passes can close in winter, and wildfire smoke affects late summer.
Work and industry
Technology, aerospace, ports and trade, agriculture including apples and wheat, timber, military bases, and universities drive the economy. Military and tech-worker relocations create frequent moving sales.
Landmarks
- Mount Rainier
- Olympic National Park
- San Juan Islands
- Grand Coulee Dam
Buyer and seller tip
Before crossing the Cascades for a pickup, check pass conditions on Snoqualmie or Stevens Pass; winter traction rules can require chains even for short trips.