Grant County, Washington Cities (2024)

Note: As defined by the US Census Bureau, a city's official boundaries often extend miles beyond the city itself and may even cross county lines. As such, several thousand US cities officially exist in two or more counties (and therefore appear on multiple counties' lists of cities.)

City
Rank
2024 Pop.
2020 Pop.
Change
Density (/mi²)
Area (mi²)
Type
Moses Lake126,61625,3481.21%1,46818.1City
Ephrata28,7218,4960.65%83210.5City
Quincy38,5427,6322.73%1,3636.3City
Moses Lake North45,0484,6640.9%8825.7CDP
Mattawa53,9003,3423.7%3,8961.0City
Cascade Valley63,6593,2342.84%9853.7CDP
Desert Aire72,8952,7163.21%8523.4CDP
Warden82,7382,4542.66%9342.9City
Royal City91,9341,7851.95%1,6621.2City
Soap Lake101,7581,7000.8%1,1441.5City
Lakeview111,6441,0133.27%1,4601.1CDP
Grand Coulee12952975-0.63%7581.3City
Electric City13942958-0.42%4742.0City
George149108082.83%6601.4City
Coulee City155515500%5960.9Town
Schwana164106697.9%1,6330.3CDP
Beverly1735907.49%1,9100.2CDP
Wheeler1827507.42%1,2440.2CDP
Wilson Creek19201205-0.5%2081.0Town
Hartline20176179-0.56%5270.3Town

Note: City markers shown outside the county boundary mean that a part of the city extends into this county, but is primarily located in an adjacent county.

What is the largest city in Grant County, Washington?

Moses Lake is the largest city in Grant County.

What is the smallest city in Grant County, Washington?

Hartline is the smallest city in Grant County.

How many cities are in Grant County?

There are 20 cities in Grant County, Washington.

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