Pacific Northwest - Largest Cities By Population in The Pacific Northwest

Largest Cities By Population in The Pacific Northwest

City State/Province Population Metropolitan Area
Seattle Washington 608,660 3,439,809
Vancouver British Columbia 603,502 2,313,328
Portland Oregon 583,776 2,226,009
Surrey British Columbia 468,251
Anchorage Alaska 291,826 374,259
Burnaby British Columbia 223,218
Spokane Washington 208,916 471,221
Boise Idaho 205,671 616,561
Tacoma Washington 198,397
Richmond British Columbia 190,473
Vancouver Washington 161,791
Eugene Oregon 156,185 351,715
Salem Oregon 154,637 390,738
Abbotsford British Columbia 133,497 170,191
Coquitlam British Columbia 126,456
Bellevue Washington 122,363
Kelowna British Columbia 117,312 179,839
Saanich British Columbia 109,752 344,615
Gresham Oregon 105,594
Langley (Township) British Columbia 104,177
Everett Washington 103,019
Delta British Columbia 99,863
Hillsboro Oregon 91,611
Yakima Washington 91,067 243,231
Beaverton Oregon 89,803
Kamloops British Columbia 85,678 98,754
North Vancouver (District) British Columbia 84,412
Nanaimo British Columbia 83,810 98,021
Nampa Idaho 81,557
Bellingham Washington 80,885
Victoria British Columbia 80,017 344,615
Chilliwack British Columbia 77,936 92,308
Bend Oregon 76,639 170,705
Maple Ridge British Columbia 76,052
Medford Oregon 74,097 207,010

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