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King County is one of the major counties in the state of Washington in the Pacific Northwest of the United States of America.

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Cities

  • AlgonaAlgona
  • Ames LakeAmes Lake
  • AuburnAuburn
  • BaringBaring
  • Beaux Arts VillageBeaux Arts Village
  • Bellevue
  • Black DiamondBlack Diamond
  • Bothell
  • Bryn Mawr-SkywayBryn Mawr-Skyway
  • BurienBurien
  • CarnationCarnation
  • Cottage LakeCottage Lake
  • Covington (Washington)Covington
  • Des Moines
  • DuvallDuvall
  • EastgateEastgate
  • EnumclawEnumclaw
  • Fall CityFall City
  • Federal WayFederal Way
  • Hobart (Washington)Hobart
  • IssaquahIssaquah
  • KenmoreKenmore
  • Kent (Washington)Kent
  • KingsgateKingsgate
  • Kirkland
  • Lake Forest ParkLake Forest Park
  • Lake Marcel-StillwaterLake Marcel-Stillwater
  • Lake Morton-BerrydaleLake Morton-Berrydale
  • LakelandLakeland
  • Lea HillLea Hill
  • Maple Heights-Lake DesireMaple Heights-Lake Desire
  • Medina
  • Mercer IslandMercer Island
  • Milton (Washington)Milton
  • Newcastle (Washington)Newcastle
  • Normandy ParkNormandy Park
  • North BendNorth Bend
  • PacificPacific
  • RavensdaleRavensdale
  • Redmond
  • Renton
  • SammamishSammamish
  • SeaTacSeaTac
  • Seattle
  • ShorelineShoreline
  • SkykomishSkykomish
  • SnoqualmieSnoqualmie
  • TannerTanner
  • TukwilaTukwila
  • VashonVashon
  • White CenterWhite Center
  • Woodinville
  • Yarrow PointYarrow Point
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Other destinations

  • Snohomish CountySnohomish County, Washington - north
  • Chelan CountyChelan County, Washington - east/northeast
  • Kittitas CountyKittitas County, Washington - east/southeast
  • Pierce CountyPierce County, Washington - south
  • Kitsap County, Washington - west
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By Car

Coming from Snohimish or Pierce county, the easiest way is via Interstate 5. Form the south you can also take State Route 167. Coming from the east you can take Interstate 90, or US Highway 2.

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By Plane

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, (Airport code: SEA), called "SeaTac" by locals, connects Seattle to all regions of the world, with especially frequent transpacific routes. Alaska Airlines provides something approximating discount air fare to and from the San Francisco Bay Area and Southern California.

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By Bus

Metro Transit (http://transit.metrokc.gov) (electric or diesel city buses) actually works pretty well. The web trip planner (http://tripplanner.metrokc.gov/) is straightforward and accurate, as long as your bus is on time.

Buses in downtown Seattle are free between 6am and 7pm in the downtown core of Seattle. Just get on and get off. To read the details refer to Metro Free Bus info (http://transit.metrokc.gov/tops/bus/ridefree.html).

Sound Transit (diesel and hybrid buses, trains) is more expensive, but has many convenient express routes (http://www.soundtransit.org/riding/fac/stexpress/) that travel South (to Tacoma), East (Redmond, Bellevue), and North (Bothell, Lynnwood).

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By Rail

Sound Transit Sounder light-rail service.

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By boat

  • Washington State Ferries (http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/ferries/) connect downtown Seattle to Bainbridge Island, to Bremerton, and to Vashon Island, and connect West Seattle to Vashon Island and to Southworth (Key Peninsula). All ferries are for both vehicles and passenger except the ferry between downtown Seattle and Vashon Island.
  • As of August 2004, the Kitsap Ferry Company (http://www.kitsapferryco.com/) runs a 250-passenger (no cars) catamaran between Bremerton and Seattle. Private ferry service is also to begin in October 2004 between Seattle and Kingston (http://msnbc.msn.com/id/5500882/).
  • High Speed Catamaran Passenger ferries (http://www.victoriaclipper.com/victoria_clipper_ferry_service) connect Seattle to Victoria, British Columbia (Canada)
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