The Google map of Washington helps you explore the state's geography, major cities, highways and surrounding states with ease. You can zoom in to view specific locations, switch to satellite mode for a detailed aerial view, and navigate across every part of Washington.
Google Map of Washington
About Map: This interactive map gives a clear view of Washington's cities, interstate highways, rivers, lakes and neighboring states. It is useful for travelers, students and anyone who wants to understand the layout and location of Washington in a simple, visual way.
You can also use the map for directions, checking distances and exploring nearby landmarks. Whether you are planning a road trip or just learning about the state, this map offers a quick and convenient way to get to know Washington.
About Washington
Washington is a Pacific Northwest state of Puget Sound, the volcanic Cascade Range and the rainforests of the Olympic Peninsula. Seattle is a global center for technology and trade.
Washington (WA) became the 42nd U.S. state on November 11, 1889. Its capital is Olympia and its largest city is Seattle. With a population of 7,705,281 (2020 Census) and a total area of 71,298 sq mi (184,661 sq km), Washington is nicknamed the "Evergreen State".
Cities in Washington
Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, Vancouver, Bellevue, Olympia, Kent, Bellingham
Washington Places to Visit
Mount Rainier National Park, Olympic National Park, North Cascades National Park, Space Needle, Pike Place Market, San Juan Islands, Mount St. Helens, Leavenworth
Washington Map Satellite Image
Street View: Google Street View is available along most roads in Washington. Open Street View in Olympia or drag the yellow Pegman onto any street in Google Maps.
Washington Cities Google Maps
| Seattle Google Map | Spokane Google Map | Tacoma Google Map |
| Vancouver Google Map | Bellevue Google Map | Olympia Google Map |
| Kent Google Map | Bellingham Google Map |
States Near Washington – Google Maps
| Oregon | Idaho |
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Washington Facts
| State | Washington |
| Abbreviation | WA |
| Country | United States |
| Nickname | Evergreen State |
| Capital | Olympia |
| Largest City | Seattle |
| Statehood | November 11, 1889 (42nd state) |
| Area | 71,298 sq mi (184,661 sq km) |
| Population (2020 Census) | 7,705,281 |
| Bordering States | Oregon, Idaho |
| Other Borders | Canada (British Columbia) |
| Time Zone | Pacific Time (PT) |
| Postal Code | WA |
| Famous For | Mount Rainier National Park, Olympic National Park, North Cascades National Park |
Washington Maps and Info
Washington Natural Resources
Timber, hydropower, apples, seafood, sand and gravel
Washington Directions
Distances below are straight-line (as the crow flies); use the links for driving routes on Google Maps.
- Seattle to Spokane – 367 km (228 miles) · Driving directions
- Seattle to Tacoma – 41 km (25 miles) · Driving directions
- Seattle to Vancouver – 220 km (137 miles) · Driving directions
- Seattle to Bellevue – 10 km (6 miles) · Driving directions
- Seattle to Olympia – 77 km (48 miles) · Driving directions
- Seattle to Kent – 27 km (17 miles) · Driving directions
- Seattle to Bellingham – 127 km (79 miles) · Driving directions
- Olympia to Spokane – 418 km (260 miles) · Driving directions
- Olympia to Tacoma – 42 km (26 miles) · Driving directions
- Olympia to Vancouver – 157 km (97 miles) · Driving directions
- Olympia to Bellevue – 82 km (51 miles) · Driving directions
- Olympia to Kent – 63 km (39 miles) · Driving directions
- Olympia to Bellingham – 193 km (120 miles) · Driving directions
- Tacoma to Vancouver – 180 km (112 miles) · Driving directions
- Bellevue to Tacoma – 44 km (27 miles) · Driving directions
- Bellevue to Vancouver – 222 km (138 miles) · Driving directions
- Bellevue to Kent – 26 km (16 miles) · Driving directions
- Bellevue to Bellingham – 128 km (80 miles) · Driving directions
- Kent to Tacoma – 21 km (13 miles) · Driving directions
- Kent to Vancouver – 196 km (122 miles) · Driving directions
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Washington Map FAQs
What is the capital of Washington?
The capital of Washington is Olympia.
What is the largest city in Washington?
Seattle is the largest city in Washington by population (2020 Census).
How big is Washington?
Washington covers a total area of about 71,298 sq mi (184,661 sq km) and had a population of 7,705,281 in the 2020 Census.
How can I see Washington in satellite view?
Use the satellite map on this page, or open Washington in Google Maps and switch the map type to Satellite. Zoom in on any city to see aerial imagery and Street View where available.
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