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Washington Cities Highways State Page Puget Sound Cities in the Interstate-5 corridor Bellingham Burlington Mount Vernon Everett Seattle Tacoma Olympia Chehalis Longview/Kelso Vancouver, WA More cities below	Most of the cities in Washington State are listed on this page with hot links to the page if we have a city page for that community. Most of the population in Washington State is located on the Interstate-5 corridor. The cities on the I-5 corridor are listed in the green bar to the left. Below are all the cities listed in alphabetical order with descriptions. Jump to Cities beginning with: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z The Washington State Department of Transportation has a great site for printable maps of Washington State http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/publications/highwaymap/locator.htm Washington State has a population of around 5,800,000. It is the northwest corner of the continental United States.
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Aberdeen	Gateway to Washington’s ocean beaches. Located on Greys Harbor on the Pacific Coast. Aberdeen is 54 mi. west of Olympia on State Highway 8 / US Highway 12. It is also located on US Highway 101. Its population is over 8,000.
Acme	A small village on central Whatcom County about 10 miles east of Bellingham. Acme is located on WA Highway-9 on the portion that runs between Sedro Woolley and Sumas, WA.
Alger	A small village in northwest Washington in the northwest corner of Skagit County about 1 mi. east of Interstate-5 Exit 240.
Anacortes	A city in the San Juan Islands. It is located on Fidalgo Island which is linked to the mainland by a bridge. Anacortes is 16 mi. west of Burlington (Interstate 5 exit 230) on State Highway 20. The Washington State Ferries eastern Terminal is located in Anacortes it serves the San Juan Islands. Population over 13,000.
Arlington	Located 5 mi. east of Interstate 5 half way between Everett and Mount Vernon in NW