Youngest Cities in Washington

Cities ranked by lowest median age of residents. 50 cities ranked from official U.S. government data.

Youngest Cities 50

1 Pullman
26.4 yrs
2 Tri-Cities
30.9 yrs
3 Pasco
30.9 yrs
4 Yakima
33.3 yrs
5 Sunnyside
33.3 yrs
6 West Valley
33.3 yrs
7 Grandview
33.3 yrs
8 Moses Lake
33.7 yrs
9 Ellensburg
35.8 yrs
10 Kennewick
36.3 yrs
11 Richland
36.3 yrs
12 West Richland
36.3 yrs
13 Tacoma
37.0 yrs
14 Lakewood
37.0 yrs
15 South Hill
37.0 yrs
16 Puyallup
37.0 yrs
17 Parkland
37.0 yrs
18 University Place
37.0 yrs
19 Spanaway
37.0 yrs
20 Graham
37.0 yrs
21 Bonney Lake
37.0 yrs
22 Frederickson
37.0 yrs
23 Elk Plain
37.0 yrs
24 Artondale
37.0 yrs
25 Prairie Ridge
37.0 yrs
26 Joint Base Lewis McChord
37.0 yrs
27 Seattle
37.4 yrs
28 Bellevue
37.4 yrs
29 Kent
37.4 yrs
30 Renton
37.4 yrs
31 Federal Way
37.4 yrs
32 Kirkland
37.4 yrs
33 Auburn
37.4 yrs
34 Redmond
37.4 yrs
35 Shoreline
37.4 yrs
36 Sammamish
37.4 yrs
37 Burien
37.4 yrs
38 City of Sammamish
37.4 yrs
39 Bothell
37.4 yrs
40 Issaquah
37.4 yrs
41 West Lake Sammamish
37.4 yrs
42 Des Moines
37.4 yrs
43 East Hill-Meridian
37.4 yrs
44 SeaTac
37.4 yrs
45 Maple Valley
37.4 yrs
46 Mercer Island
37.4 yrs
47 Inglewood-Finn Hill
37.4 yrs
48 Cottage Lake
37.4 yrs
49 Kenmore
37.4 yrs
50 Tukwila
37.4 yrs

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Data Sources

Population and economic data from the Census Bureau American Community Survey (2022 5-year estimates). Health data from the CDC PLACES (2023).