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Washington: the counties with the most public schools

37 counties

Washington public school districts ranked by the number of public schools in the county. Counties need at least 3 schools and 1,000 students to qualify.

#CountyStateSchoolsStudentsSchools
1King CountyWA509278,492509
2Pierce CountyWA269138,462269
3Snohomish CountyWA216118,688216
4Spokane CountyWA17876,588178
5Clark CountyWA14574,406145
6Yakima CountyWA11352,145113
7Thurston CountyWA8444,41284
8Whatcom CountyWA7627,77976
9Kitsap CountyWA7434,23374
10Benton CountyWA6638,19166
11Grant CountyWA5920,49459
12Skagit CountyWA5118,29851
13Cowlitz CountyWA4717,08047
14Grays Harbor CountyWA4510,56445
15Chelan CountyWA4212,96542
16Lewis CountyWA4212,54842
17Franklin CountyWA3921,40339
18Stevens CountyWA397,72639
19Okanogan CountyWA3611,53836
20Walla Walla CountyWA318,51631
21Clallam CountyWA2810,74128
22Whitman CountyWA284,75328
23Mason CountyWA238,53923
24Douglas CountyWA217,22121
25Island CountyWA218,56121
26Klickitat CountyWA212,80321
27Kittitas CountyWA205,38720
28Lincoln CountyWA182,23318
29Adams CountyWA175,32417
30Pacific CountyWA163,24316
31San Juan CountyWA161,81716
32Asotin CountyWA123,15212
33Jefferson CountyWA122,67012
34Skamania CountyWA121,79412
35Ferry CountyWA111,10211
36Pend Oreille CountyWA111,82511
37Columbia CountyWA61,1446

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