Ranking of Washington Counties By Natural Population Increase Rate per 1K in 2012

Updated on January 26, 2024.

Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2012, the Natural Population Increase Rate per 1K for Washington was 5.43. Among all Washington counties, Franklin County had the highest natural population increase rate (16.42), followed by Adams County (16.03), and Grant County (9.85).

The chart below shows the top 10 counties, and the table below shows the ranking of all Washington counties.

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Ranking of Washington Counties By Natural Population Increase Rate per 1K in 2012
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Ranking of Washington Counties By Natural Population Increase Rate per 1K in 2012
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Rank County Natural Pop. Increase Rate
1 Franklin County 16.42
2 Adams County 16.03
3 Grant County 9.85
4 Yakima County 9.32
5 Benton County 7.63
6 Pierce County 7.05
7 King County 6.28
8 Douglas County 6.04
9 Snohomish County 5.78
10 Clark County 5.35
11 Thurston County 4.64
12 Kitsap County 4.36
13 Whitman County 4.34
14 Spokane County 3.86
15 Whatcom County 3.83
16 Chelan County 3.68
17 Okanogan County 3.35
18 Island County 3.21
19 Kittitas County 3.17
20 Skagit County 2.92
21 Walla Walla County 2.76
22 Cowlitz County 1.59
23 Skamania County 1.52
24 Lewis County 0.7
25 Klickitat County 0.68
26 Stevens County 0.57
27 Grays Harbor County 0.43
28 Mason County 0.26
29 Asotin County -0.5
30 Ferry County -1.04
31 Pend Oreille County -2.16
32 Lincoln County -2.96
33 Pacific County -3.62
34 San Juan County -3.92
35 Clallam County -4
36 Jefferson County -4.96
37 Columbia County -5.01
38 Wahkiakum County -5.76
39 Garfield County -8.1