Pierce County, county in the state of Washington, United States. As of 2020 county had an estimated population of 913,890 inhabitants. The county was created 171 years ago in 1852. Its county seat is Tacoma.
There are 30 city/town in Pierce County, WA. The largest city of Pierce County is Tacoma with a population of 219,945. Other cities include, Lakewood population 59,829, South Hill population 52,431, Puyallup population 42,569, Parkland population 35,803
Lakewood, The most populous city in Pierce County, Washington.
Pierce County in Washington state is home to a diverse collection of cities and towns, each with its own unique character and appeal. From the revitalized waterfront of Tacoma to the small-town charm of Sumner, Pierce County offers something for everyone.
The county seat and largest city is Tacoma, located along the shores of Puget Sound. Once known mainly for its industrial past, Tacoma has transformed into a vibrant hub of culture, food, and entertainment, with a lively downtown scene. Families appreciate Tacoma's many parks, top-rated schools, and family-friendly attractions like the Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium.
Just south of Tacoma is Lakewood, a suburban community centered around the expansive Lakewood Towne Center shopping district. Lakewood offers affordable housing options and easy access to McChord Air Force Base.
To the east is Puyallup, known for its popular Washington State Fair held every September. Puyallup has an historic downtown with antique shops and local eateries. Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy exploring Puyallup's forested parks and trails.
The small towns of University Place, Fircrest, and Steilacoom retain their quaint small-town vibes while still remaining close to Tacoma amenities. From thriving metropolis to cozy communities, Pierce County truly has something for every lifestyle.
List of cities, towns, neighborhoods & other populated places in Pierce County.
City Name | Title | Population |
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Artondale | Census designated place | 12,653 |
Bonney Lake | City in Pierce County, Washington, United States | 22,572 |
Buckley | City in Pierce County, Washington, United States | 5,286 |
Carbonado | Town of the United States | 743 |
DuPont | City in the state of Washington | 9,594 |
Eatonville | Town of the United States | 3,026 |
Edgewood | City in Pierce County, Washington, United States | 13,410 |
Elk Plain | Census designated place | 14,205 |
Fife | City in Pierce County, Washington, United States | 10,458 |
Fircrest | City in Pierce County, Washington, United States | 6,884 |
Fox Island | Census designated place in Washington, United States | 3,633 |
Frederickson | Census designated place | 18,719 |
Gig Harbor | City in Pierce County, Washington, United States | 10,873 |
Lakewood | The most populous city in Pierce County, Washington. | 59,829 |
Milton | City in Washington, USA | 8,222 |
Orting | City in Pierce County, Washington, United States | 8,647 |
Parkland | City in Broward County, Florida, United States | 35,803 |
Prairie Ridge | Census designated place | 11,464 |
Puyallup | The second-largest city in Pierce County, Washington. | 42,569 |
Roy | City in the state of Washington, United States | 823 |
Ruston | City in Washington state | 848 |
South Hill | Town in Virginia | 52,431 |
South Prairie | Town of the United States | 442 |
Spanaway | Census designated place | 27,227 |
Steilacoom | Town in Washington, United States | 6,416 |
Sumner | City in Pierce County, Washington, United States of America | 10,551 |
Tacoma | The third most populous city in Washington. | 219,945 |
University Place | City in Pierce County, Washington, United States | 34,090 |
Waller | CDP in Pierce County, Washington | 7,922 |
Wilkeson | Town in Washington, United States | 519 |