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Where is Edmonds Located? - Edmonds is a city located in the Snohomish County of Washington, United States. Edmonds lies between 33.2148412 Degrees North latitudes and 97.1330683 Degrees West longitudes.
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Where is Edmonds Located?
Edmonds is a city located in the Snohomish County of Washington, United States. Edmonds lies between 33.2148412 Degrees North latitudes and 97.1330683 Degrees West longitudes. According to 2020 U.S.census, the population of Edmonds city is 42853 people and the city has a total area of 8.92 sq mi. The city has numerous parks and recreational facilities.
Transportation and Connectivity in Edmonds, Washington
Transportation
Details
Airport Name
Seattle Paine Field International Airport
IATA Code
PAE
Port
Port of Edmonds / Edmonds Ferry Terminal
Major Highways
Interstate 5, Washington State Route 104, State Route 524
Train/Amtrak Service
Amtrak Cascades at Edmonds Station
Local Bus/Transit Service
Community Transit and Sound Transit
Interstate 5 — Primary north-south interstate connecting Edmonds with Seattle, Everett, and Vancouver, British Columbia.
Washington State Route 104 — Links Edmonds with the Edmonds–Kingston Ferry and Interstate 5.
State Route 524 — Connects downtown Edmonds with Lynnwood and nearby residential communities.
The Edmonds–Kingston Ferry provides regular passenger and vehicle service across Puget Sound to the Kitsap Peninsula.
Places to Visit in Edmonds, Washington
Landmark Name
Type
Edmonds Waterfront
Waterfront District
Edmonds Marina Beach Park
Beach Park
Brackett's Landing North
Marine Park
Edmonds Center for the Arts
Performing Arts Venue
Cascadia Art Museum
Art Museum
Yost Park
City Park
Pine Ridge Park
Nature Park
Marsh King Lagoon
Nature Preserve
Edmonds Historical Museum
History Museum
Olympic Beach Park
Beach Park
Colleges and Universities in Edmonds, Washington
Institution Name
Type
Level
Notable For
Edmonds College
Public
Community College
Transfer and workforce programs
University of Washington Bothell
Public
University
Research and technology
Seattle Pacific University
Private
University
Liberal arts education
University of Washington
Public
University
Research university
Shoreline Community College
Public
Community College
Career and transfer education
North Seattle College
Public
Community College
Academic and technical programs
Central Washington University–Lynnwood
Public
University
Bachelor's completion programs
Edmonds School District
Public
K–12 District
Public education
Waterbodies in Edmonds, Washington
Puget Sound, Puget Sound Estuary, Marsh King Lagoon, Shell Creek, Lund's Gulch Creek, Edmonds Marsh, Lake Ballinger, Lake Washington
Golf Courses in Edmonds, Washington
Walter E. Hall Golf Course, Lynnwood Municipal Golf Course, Nile Shrine Golf Center, Harbour Pointe Golf Club, Everett Golf & Country Club, Jefferson Park Golf Course, Jackson Park Golf Course, Sand Point Country Club
Edmonds, Washington — Key Historical Facts
Edmonds was founded in the early 1870s as a logging community and officially incorporated in 1890.
The city's deep-water shoreline on Puget Sound helped establish it as an important center for lumber shipping and maritime commerce.
Railroad expansion during the late 19th century strengthened Edmonds' connections with Seattle and Everett, encouraging continued growth.
The Edmonds–Kingston Ferry route became an important transportation link across Puget Sound, supporting regional travel and trade.
Downtown Edmonds has preserved many historic buildings while developing into a vibrant waterfront destination known for its arts and cultural events.
Today, Edmonds is recognized for its scenic beaches, ferry terminal, thriving arts community, and walkable downtown overlooking Puget Sound.
