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Welcome to our Washington Relocation Guide. Find everything from real estate and relocation information, to home loans, career information, schools, insurance, apartments and rentals and so much more.

Category  Aberdeen
Category  Auburn
Category  Bainbridge Island
Category  Bellevue
Category  Bellingham
Category  Bonney Lake
Category  Bothell
Category  Burien
Category  Camas
Category  Centralia
Category  Chehalis
Category  Clarkston
Category  Des Moines
Category  DuPont
Category  Edmonds
Category  Enumclaw
Category  Everett
Category  Federal Way
Category  Ferndale
Category  Gig Harbor
Category  Issaquah
Category  Kennewick
Category  Kent
Category  Kingston
Category  Kirkland
Category  Lakewood
Category  Lynnwood
Category  Maple Valley
Category  Marysville
Category  Mercer Island
 
Category  Mill Creek
Category  Monroe
Category  Moses Lake
Category  Mossyrock
Category  Mukilteo
Category  Newcastle
Category  Normandy Park
Category  Ocean Shores
Category  Olympia
Category  Pasco
Category  Pullman
Category  Puyallup
Category  Redmond
Category  Renton
Category  Richland
Category  Sammamish
Category  Seattle
Category  Seattle Metro
Category  Shoreline
Category  Spokane
Category  Tacoma
Category  Tukwila
Category  University Place
Category  Vancouver
Category  Walla Walla
Category  Washougal
Category  Wenatchee
Category  Woodinville
Category  Yakima
 

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Washington covers 71,303 square miles and has a population of 5,894,121 people. Washington's capital is Olympia, which has a population of 42,514. Other important cities are Seattle (pop. 563,374), Spokane (pop. 195,629), Tacoma (pop. 193,556), Vancouver (pop. 143,560), Bellevue (pop. 109,569), Everett (pop. 91,488), Federal Way (pop. 83,259), Kent (pop. 79,524), Yakima (pop. 71,845) and Bellingham (pop. 67,171).

Washington was admitted to the Union on November 11th, 1889 as the 42nd state. The state flower is the "Pink Rhododendron" and its' nickname is "The Evergreen State". Washington is bordered by Canada to the north, Idaho to the east, Oregon to the south and the Pacific Ocean to the west.  Washington's economy is broken into two categories; agriculture and industry. Seafood, dairy products, apples, cattle, wheat, potatoes and nursery stock provide for the agricultural side. While aerospace, software development, food processing, paper products, lumber and wood products, chemical products and tourism provide for the industrial side.

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