Washington Population By County in 2018

Updated on January 27, 2024.

According to the US Census Bureau population estimates, there were 7,526,793 people living in Washington in 2018. King[object Promise] County was the most populated county with 2,228,488 residents, followed by Pierce[object Promise] County with 894,951 residents, and Snohomish[object Promise] County with 814,107 residents. Garfield[object Promise] County with a population of 2,257 was the least populated county in Washington in 2018.

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Table of Washington Population By County in 2018
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County Population % of State Population
Adams 19,640 0.26%
Asotin 22,699 0.30%
Benton 201,174 2.67%
Chelan 76,612 1.02%
Clallam 76,792 1.02%
Clark 482,467 6.41%
Columbia 4,055 0.05%
Cowlitz 108,673 1.44%
Douglas 42,518 0.56%
Ferry 7,661 0.10%
Franklin 93,950 1.25%
Garfield 2,257 0.03%
Grant 96,497 1.28%
Grays Harbor 73,787 0.98%
Island 84,391 1.12%
Jefferson 31,864 0.42%
King 2,228,488 29.61%
Kitsap 269,583 3.58%
Kittitas 47,341 0.63%
Klickitat 22,095 0.29%
Lewis 79,466 1.06%
Lincoln 10,708 0.14%
Mason 65,533 0.87%
Okanogan 42,058 0.56%
Pacific 22,052 0.29%
Pend Oreille 13,583 0.18%
Pierce 894,951 11.89%
San Juan 16,991 0.23%
Skagit 127,728 1.70%
Skamania 11,920 0.16%
Snohomish 814,107 10.82%
Spokane 513,502 6.82%
Stevens 45,305 0.60%
Thurston 285,672 3.80%
Wahkiakum 4,343 0.06%
Walla Walla 60,778 0.81%
Whatcom 225,098 2.99%
Whitman 49,821 0.66%
Yakima 250,633 3.33%