/r/CoastalWA
The Pacific Coastal Region of Washington State. Everything in the thumb part of the mitten shape.
The Pacific Coastal Region of Washington State. Everything in the "thumb" part of the "mitten" shape of the state.
Remember your Reddiquette. This is a list of all of the Counties of Coastal WA. "Clickable" counties have their own subreddit.
Counties
Entirely Within Coastal WA
- Clallum; ClallumCounty
- Jefferson
- Kitsap
- Mason
- Grays Harbor
- Pacific
- Wahkiakum
Partially Within CoastalWA
- Thurston
- Lewis
- Cowlitz
Cities
- r/AberdeenWA
- r/Bremerton
- r/BainbridgeIsland
- r/CastleRockWa
- r/ForksWA
- r/Longview
- r/longviewwa
- r/OceanShores
- r/Olympia
- r/PortAngeles
- r/PortOrchard
- r/PortTownsend
- r/Poulsbo
- r/sequim
- r/SheltonWA
- r/tumwater
Regional
- r/PacificNorthwest
- r/PNW
- r/Washington
- r/OlympicPeninsula
- r/Olympic_Peninsula
- r/OlympicNationalPark
- r/US101
See also Washington location reddits. If you have a Reddit for a community in Coastal Washington and are not listed, please get in touch.
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24M Journeyman Plumber moving to Washington
24M Journeyman Plumber moving to Washington
I'm a 24yo male florida resident who absolutely hates his home state, visted the Northwest Pacific (vancouver island specifically) and absolutely fell in love with the region and the people.
I'll be finished with my apprenticeship at the end of 2025 which is when I'll be planning on moving up to the area. I have a few questions.
If anyone is in the trades, bonus points if plumbing, can anyone give me tips on getting a job up there? I particularly enjoy Residential/Service plumbing but I have experience in commercial as well.
what's some good recommendations for places to live in? Ideally I would be wanting access to the ferry to Nanaimo, I have a romantic interest in that area and would like to be able to visit them relatively easily. I've been looking at locations like Sequim or Bellingham but I'm open to whatever. As long as I can see my special friend and have access to some beautiful parks I'm happy :)
I plan on having around $10k saved up for the move. I won't have much to bring with me other than my clothes, computer, and car. Would this be enough to move? I'm a gen Z kid who still live with his parents who's never moved before so any advice would be great!
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Bill's Spit
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The summer solstice moonrise at Cape Disappointment, Washington.
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Hope Village on Alabama Street rocks my socks
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You can see the top of Mt Rainier all the way from Westport
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Astoria Bridge Cruise
Chinook, Wa to Astoria, Or on the U.S. 101.
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Marymere falls trail -Olympic National Park
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Hurricane Ridge on October 14, 2003. Pretty sure this building is gone now. More mountain pics in reply
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Deception Pass on a foggy day
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Type of work for an EE on the peninsula?
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Discussion of how the federal government shut down could impact Olympic National Park
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Cool rock tree in the olymic peninsula
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Forests in the Olympic Peninsula
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Sunset from Port Townsend
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Westport,Wa love my beach
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First lit on October 15, 1856, Cape Disappointment Lighthouse was the first lighthouse built in the Pacific Northwest.
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Lake Crescent, WA, Saturday, July 22nd.
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Hoh Rain Forest
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Elwha!
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An old silo and barn on a farm in Grays Harbor County, Washington.
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Ruby Beach last week, before the storm rolled in.
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Pt Townsend's fire bell tower
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View from Sequim
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Mt Rainier as seen from the Olympics this morning
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I can see Olympic National Park
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The tree of life, still hanging on in 2023
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Cape Disappointment State Park near Ilwaco
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Hoh Rain Forest, January 2023
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