Largest Cities By Population
- Spokane (pop. 208,916)
- Yakima (pop. 91,067)
- Spokane Valley (pop. 89,755)
- Kennewick (pop. 73,917)
- Pasco (pop. 59,781)
- Richland (pop. 48,058)
- Coeur d'Alene (pop. 44,137)
- Wenatchee (pop. 31,925)
- Lewiston (pop. 31,894)
- Walla Walla (pop. 31,731)
- Pullman (pop. 29,799)
- Post Falls (pop. 27,574)
- Moscow (pop. 23,800)
- Moses Lake (pop. 20,366)
- Ellensburg (pop. 18,174)
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