Asotin County Map, Washington

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

Map of Asotin County, Washington

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About Asotin County, Washington

Asotin County is located in the southeastern part of Washington along the border with Idaho. Established in 1883, the county was formed from Garfield County and is named after a Nez Perce word meaning "eel creek." The county seat is Asotin, while Clarkston is the largest city and serves as the primary commercial center of the county.

Population

According to the United States Census Bureau, the population of Asotin County was 22,285 as recorded in the 2020 Census. The county has a relatively small population compared to many other counties in Washington, with most residents living in Clarkston and nearby communities.

Area and Geography

According to the United States Census Bureau, Asotin County covers a total area of approximately 641 square miles, including about 636 square miles of land and 4.4 square miles of water. The landscape includes rolling hills, river valleys, and portions of the Snake River, which forms part of the boundary with Idaho.

Bordering Counties

Asotin County shares borders with Garfield County to the northwest and Columbia County to the west, while its eastern and southern boundaries meet the state of Idaho.

Major Cities and Communities

The incorporated communities in Asotin County include Clarkston and Asotin. Clarkston serves as the economic hub of the county and is located directly across the Snake River from Lewiston, Idaho.

Attractions and Recreation

The Snake River is one of the county’s most significant natural features and supports boating, fishing, and outdoor recreation. Scenic canyon landscapes and nearby outdoor areas attract visitors throughout the year, offering opportunities for hiking, camping, and river activities in southeastern Washington.

Transportation

Major transportation routes in Asotin County include U.S. Route 12 and Washington State Route 129, which connect the county to other parts of Washington and neighboring Idaho.

Explore more counties in Washington Counties or view the complete USA States Map section for additional geographic information.

Sources:

Population and area data sourced from the United States Census Bureau (2020 Census). General county information referenced from the Official Asotin County Government Website.

Facts about Asotin County, Washington

Top Attractions in Asotin County, Washington

• Hells Gate State Park – Snake River views and recreation.
• Hells Canyon National Recreation Area – Deep canyon scenery.
• Snake River – Boating, fishing, and rafting.
• Asotin Creek Wildlife Area – Trails and wildlife viewing.
• Chief Timothy State Park (nearby) – River island park.
• Blue Mountains Scenic Area – Hiking and forest views.
• Clarkston Riverfront – Walking paths and river access.
• Asotin County Historical Society Museum – Local history exhibits.
• Umatilla National Forest (nearby) – Forest recreation.
• Grande Ronde River (nearby) – Scenic river canyon.
• Asotin Creek Canyon – Scenic drive and fishing.
• Clarkston Downtown – Shops and dining.

Cities & Towns in Asotin County, Washington

Asotin, Clarkston, Anatone, Asotin County Rural Communities