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Many people confuse Washington State with the nation's capital of Washington D.C. However, as many travelers will tell you, Washington State is an exciting and beautiful place in its own right.

Resting alongside the Canadian border and the Pacific Ocean, Washington State offers an amazing geographical climate. Western Washington rests along the oceanside and with a long gorgeous view, the temperature always remains mild and you even have access to a temperate rain forest. Be prepared to experience a warm, but exhilarating rain while there.

May to September is the best time for a move, since the weather is warmer and kids are out of school. It is also the peak time for Washington moving companies. If you are moving during these months, it's important to plan ahead. Compare moving costs on our site and pick local movers in Washington that meet your budget.

Eastern Washington is almost a polar opposite, complete with a dry climate as well as the desert area. The warm rain doesn't flow as freely in this neck of the woods, as the annual precipitation is between six and seven inches.

Nature enthusiasts will love Washington. Home to many forests, parks and recreation areas, as well as caverns, cliffs, caves, and gorges, there is excitement for any world-class traveler. Recommended sites for nature lovers include Alpine Lakes Wilderness, Alder Lake Park, Ape Caves, and Box Canyon.

Natural landmarks are a major part of Washington's lore. The mountains that are prevalent in this state are some of the most beautiful in the world. The mountain areas are divided into two sections, the Cascade Range and the Olympic Peninsula. While in the state, be sure to check out Black Peak, Colonial Peak, Crystal Mountain, Dog Mountain, and Glacier Peak. These sites welcome travelers from all over the world and are well known for anyone seeking beautiful scenery.

Arguably the best attraction in Washington State is the Mount Saint Helen's Volcanic Monument. Even after it's an eruption in 1980, you can still see this volcano steaming at the monument. This is something you don't see in many places in the world, so seeing this can be truly amazing.

So, while trying to decide your next trip, don't forget to include Washington State. With its utmost beauty going from coast to valleys, you are bound to find something within this wondrous state that you are in love with. There are many great sights waiting to be seen but the only way you are going to get to experience them is if you move to Washington.

Washington seems to be a place unlike many states of the US. It will cater to all lifestyles all year round so that people contemplating going on a vacation can experience everything they want in one beautiful state. The culture that follows alongside this state allows you to experience everything you want within a vacation, without having to travel to faraway destinations. Explore your way through the mountains or hike through the strip malls, it doesn't matter what you want to do as Washington will have it for you. This state is truly amazing and caters to every person that visits here. If you fall completely in love with the scenic backgrounds, consider making Washington your new home, so you can wake up to all those wondrous mountains and peaks each and every day.

Quick Facts

The capital of Washington is Olympia.
The total area is 71,303 square miles.
11.7% of the population is persons 65 years old and over.
6.5% of the population is persons under 5 years old.
23.8% of the population is persons under 18 years old.

The largest County by area is Okanogan (5,268 square miles).
Washington is bordered by Oregon to the south and by Idaho on the east.

State of Washington 416 Sid Snyder Ave., SW, Olympia, WA, 98504 Telephone: 360-704-5221
Washington State Department of Licensing - Telephone: 425-888-4036
Washington Department of Education - Telephone: 360-725-6000
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Ten largest cities by population: Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, Vancouver, Bellevue, Everett, Federal Way, Kent, Yakima, and Bellingham.

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