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Washington Rover Locations

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  4. WA from CN87
  5. Rare WA Grids
  6. WA Counties
  7. CN76 Long Beach
  8. CN77 Forks
  9. CN78 Sekiu
  10. CN85 Portland
  11. CN86 Centralia
  12. CN87 Seattle
  13. CN88 Belling'm
  14. CN95 The Dalles
  15. CN96 Yakima
  16. CN97 Mt Rainier
  17. CN98 Mt Baker
  18. DN05 Pendleton
  19. DN06 Tri-Cities
  20. DN07 Moses Lk
  21. DN08 Okanogan
  22. DN16 Pullman
  23. DN17 Spokane
  24. DN18 Colville
  25. Add a Place

Counties of Washington State

Click on the map below for a larger view.

Map of counties in Washington

Garfield

Ferry

Wahkiakum

Columbia

Skamania

Adams

Lincoln

Pacific

Klickitat

San Juan

Okanogan

Douglas

Pend
Oreille

Franklin

Whitman

Kittitas

Stevens

Mason

Grant

Lewis

Asotin

Chelan

Jefferson

Walla Walla

Clallam

Cowlitz

Island

Benton

Whatcom

Yakima

Skagit

Thurston

Kitsap

Clark

Grays
Harbor

Pierce

Snohomish

Spokane

King

Rare Washington Counties

If you want to be on the air from the least populous county, for example during the Washington State Salmon Run contest, use the table below as a guide to rare counties in Washington State. Figures are from January 2012.

County #Hams County #Hams County #Hams
1. Columbia 11 14. Okanogan 304 27. Jefferson 686
2. Garfield 16 15. Pacific 331 28. Yakima 865
3. Wahkiakum 48 16. San Juan 339 29. Benton 946
4. Adams 51 17. Kittitas 353 30. Clallam 980
5. Lincoln 55 18. Grant 364 31. Skagit 988
6. Ferry 65 19. Chelan 393 32. Whatcom 1575
7. Skamania 91 20. Stevens 412 33. Thurston 1583
8. Asotin 99 21. Grays Harbor 492 34. Kitsap 2072
9. Pend Oreille 114 22. Walla Walla 493 35. Spokane 2457
10. Douglas 165 23. Lewis 514 36. Clark 2462
11. Franklin 226 24. Mason 528 37. Snohomish 4263
12. Whitman 258 25. Island 649 38. Pierce 4417
13. Klickitat 265 26. Cowlitz 680 39. King 12924

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Click the county name for a geographical map.

Washington state has the 4th highest number of hams after California, Texas and Florida.
Do you want to know the ham populations by county in your state? Contact Barry K7BWH.
 
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