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Counties of Washington
39 counties, each one drawn on a satellite globe. Name it when it lights up, find it when you are given its name, or type every one you can remember in Name all.
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The counties
- 1Okanogan County13,639 km²
- 2Yakima County11,123 km²
- 3Chelan County7,566 km²
- 4Grant County6,940 km²
- 5Stevens County6,416 km²
- 6Lewis County6,223 km²
- 7Lincoln County5,984 km²
- 8Kittitas County5,950 km²
- 9Ferry County5,706 km²
- 10Whitman County5,592 km²
- 11King County5,478 km²
- 12Whatcom County5,459 km²
- 13Snohomish County5,404 km²
- 14Adams County4,986 km²
- 15Grays Harbor County4,925 km²
- 16Klickitat County4,848 km²
- 17Douglas County4,712 km²
- 18Jefferson County4,672 km²
- 19Spokane County4,569 km²
- 20Clallam County4,503 km²
- 21Skagit County4,481 km²
- 22Benton County4,403 km²
- 23Pierce County4,320 km²
- 24Skamania County4,295 km²
- 25Pend Oreille County3,627 km²
- 26Walla Walla County3,289 km²
- 27Franklin County3,216 km²
- 28Cowlitz County2,956 km²
- 29Mason County2,485 km²
- 30Pacific County2,418 km²
- 31Columbia County2,250 km²
- 32Thurston County1,871 km²
- 33Garfield County1,841 km²
- 34Asotin County1,647 km²
- 35Clark County1,628 km²
- 36Kitsap County1,023 km²
- 37Wahkiakum County681 km²
- 38Island County540 km²
- 39San Juan County450 km²
Second-level units: the 3135 counties, within the 51 states (the first level), which the region hint names. Area in km²: the official area where the national statistics office gives one (countries whose divisions changed since Natural Earth). Each item names its source. Sources: OpenStreetMap (ODbL), national statistics offices.
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