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Most Populous Cities in the Northwest

For the purposes of this quiz, the Northwest includes Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Alaska.
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Last updated: August 5, 2014
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First submittedFebruary 4, 2013
Times taken394
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State
Population
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Washington
652,405
Seattle
Oregon
609,456
Portland
Alaska
300,950
Anchorage
Idaho
214,237
Boise
Washington
210,721
Spokane
Washington
203,446
Tacoma
Washington
167,405
Vancouver
South Dakota
164,676
Sioux Falls
Oregon
160,614
Salem
Oregon
159,190
Eugene
Washington
133,992
Bellevue
Washington
124,435
Kent
North Dakota
113,658
Fargo
Oregon
109,397
Gresham
Montana
109,059
Billings
Washington
105,370
Everett
Oregon
97,368
Hillsboro
Washington
97,003
Renton
Oregon
93,542
Beaverton
Washington
93,257
Yakima
Wardo
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Level 86
Oct 25, 2013
this has to be the oddest titled quiz. there is not a geography book, website or any other resource that would include south and north dakota as part of the Rockies, there are both part of the Great Plains region. Also Alaska is not located in the Rockies mountain range.
Ponderosa
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Level 86
Nov 2, 2013
This is part of a series, and I needed a place to put them.
Wardo
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Level 86
Jun 25, 2014
please correct the spelling of Coeur d'Alene
Ponderosa
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Level 86
Aug 5, 2014
Alright, major revamping: now with a new name, two more states, and 2013 population estimates. Unfortunately, a town with a very interesting name (Federal Way, Washington) fell just about 500 people short of making it onto the list.
goalslammer
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Level 44
Aug 6, 2014
Curious, what are your geographic regions? Cause I think the Dakotas makes this category too inclusive.
Ponderosa
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Level 86
Aug 7, 2014
My regions were pretty consistent (Northeast, Southeast, Upper/Lower Midwest, Southwest, West Coast)... and then I got to the remaining states. I considered them all to be kind of a region with few people and a bunch of national parks, so I just stuck them into a region together and called it the Upper Rockies. This didn't sit well with a lot of people, so I renamed it the Northwest and added Oregon and Washington. The Dakotas, as far as I can tell, have no better place to stay.
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