Washington County Map, Oregon

Map of Washington County - Washington County is a county located in the U.S. state of Oregon. Washington County Map showing cities, highways, important places and water bodies. Get Where is Washington County located in the map, major cities in Washington county, population, areas, and places of interest.

Map of Washington County, Oregon

Map of Washington County, Oregon

About Washington County Map, Oregon: The map showing the county boundary, county seat, major cities, highways, water bodies and neighbouring counties.

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About Washington County, Oregon

Washington County is a county located in the U.S. state of Oregon. It's county seat is Hillsboro. As per 2020 census, the population of Washington County is 600811 people and population density is square miles. According to the United States Census Bureau, the county has a total area of 724 sq mi (1,875 km2). Washington County was established on 1843.

Washington County Facts

ContinentNorth America
CountryUnited States
StateOregon
County SeatHillsboro
Largest City/TownHillsboro
Established1843
Total Area726 sq mi (1,880 sq km)
Land Area724 sq mi (1,875 sq km)
Water Area2 sq mi (5 sq km)
Population600,372 (Census 2020)
Population Density829.2 people per sq mi
Time ZonePacific Time Zone
Major HighwaysU.S. Route 26, Oregon Route 8, Oregon Route 10, Interstate 5 nearby access
Major RiversTualatin River, Willamette River nearby access
Neighboring CountiesMultnomah County, Clackamas County, Columbia County, Yamhill County, Tillamook County
Famous ForSilicon Forest technology industry, vineyards, parks, and suburban Portland communities
Top AttractionsWashington Park nearby access, wine country, Intel campuses, Tualatin Valley recreation, museums and gardens
Official WebsiteOfficial Website

About Washington County, Oregon

Washington County is located in northwestern Oregon in the United States and was established in 1843. The county seat and largest city is Hillsboro. The county is known for technology industries, vineyards, parks, suburban communities, and economic growth within the Portland metropolitan region.

Cities and Towns in Washington County, Oregon

City/TownPopulation (Census 2020)Latitude & Longitude
Hillsboro (county seat)106,44745.5229°N, 122.9898°W
Beaverton97,49445.4871°N, 122.8037°W
Cornelius12,70645.5198°N, 123.0595°W
Durham1,66845.4018°N, 122.7534°W
Forest Grove26,22545.5196°N, 123.1107°W
Gaston68145.4362°N, 123.1379°W
King City4,86045.4021°N, 122.8012°W
North Plains3,42445.5979°N, 122.9893°W
Sherwood20,45045.3565°N, 122.8408°W
Tigard54,53945.4312°N, 122.7715°W
Tualatin (partly in Washington County)27,94245.3848°N, 122.7632°W
Banks1,83945.6184°N, 123.1143°W
Wilsonville (partly in Washington County)26,66445.2998°N, 122.7737°W

Golf Courses in Washington County, Oregon

Golf CourseLocationLatitude & Longitude
Pumpkin Ridge Golf ClubNorth Plains45.6264°N, 123.0141°W
The Reserve Vineyards & Golf ClubAloha45.5055°N, 122.9103°W
RedTail Golf CenterBeaverton45.4722°N, 122.8438°W
Forest Hills Golf CourseCornelius45.5165°N, 123.0452°W
Chehalem Glenn Golf Course nearby accessNewberg Area45.2937°N, 122.9680°W

Roads and Highways in Washington County, Oregon

Major highways connect the county to nearby regions and metropolitan areas.

  • U.S. Route 26 - major highway linking Portland with Hillsboro, the Oregon Coast, and western Oregon
  • Oregon Route 8 - regional highway serving Hillsboro, Forest Grove, and agricultural communities
  • Oregon Route 10 - connects Beaverton and Tigard with Portland metropolitan areas
  • Interstate 5 nearby access - major interstate connecting the Portland region with Washington and California

Neighboring Counties of Washington County

  • Multnomah County (east)
  • Clackamas County (south)
  • Yamhill County (southwest)
  • Tillamook County (west)
  • Columbia County (north)

Top Attractions in Washington County, Oregon

The county features several attractions known for culture, recreation, and technology.

  • Silicon Forest Technology Corridor - major technology and semiconductor industry hub
  • Rice Northwest Museum of Rocks and Minerals - museum featuring gemstones and natural history exhibits
  • Tualatin Hills Nature Park - urban nature preserve with walking trails and wildlife viewing
  • Cooper Mountain Nature Park - scenic park with hiking trails and panoramic valley views
  • Willamette Valley Wine Country nearby access - vineyards and wine tasting destinations
  • Roloff Farms - seasonal attraction known from television and family events
  • Jackson Bottom Wetlands Preserve - environmental education and birdwatching area
  • Hillsboro Downtown District - shopping, restaurants, cultural events, and historic architecture

Distance from Washington County to Nearby Cities

The following distances are measured by road (driving).

  • Hillsboro to Portland (Multnomah County), Oregon - 19 mi (31 km)
  • Hillsboro to Salem (Marion County), Oregon - 47 mi (76 km)
  • Hillsboro to Eugene (Lane County), Oregon - 108 mi (174 km)
  • Hillsboro to Astoria (Clatsop County), Oregon - 89 mi (143 km)
  • Hillsboro to Tillamook (Tillamook County), Oregon - 73 mi (117 km)
  • Hillsboro to Newport (Lincoln County), Oregon - 118 mi (190 km)
  • Hillsboro to Hood River (Hood River County), Oregon - 82 mi (132 km)
  • Hillsboro to Bend (Deschutes County), Oregon - 166 mi (267 km)
  • Hillsboro to Medford (Jackson County), Oregon - 272 mi (438 km)
  • Hillsboro to Seattle (King County), Washington - 176 mi (283 km)
  • Hillsboro to Boise (Ada County), Idaho - 446 mi (718 km)
  • Hillsboro to San Francisco (San Francisco County), California - 647 mi (1,041 km)

FAQs about Washington County

Where is Washington County located?

Washington County is located in northwestern Oregon within the Portland metropolitan region.

What is the population of Washington County?

Washington County had a population of 600,372 according to Census 2020 data.

What is Washington County known for?

Washington County is known for the Silicon Forest technology industry, vineyards, parks, and suburban communities.

What are the major highways in Washington County?

The county is served by U.S. Route 26, Oregon Route 8, Oregon Route 10, and nearby Interstate 5 access.

Are there golf courses in Washington County?

Yes, Washington County has several golf facilities including Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club and The Reserve Vineyards & Golf Club.