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Average one-way travel time to work for people who don't work from home. Shorter is better.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 26.4 min
- Washington
- 26.6 min
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- 1Mason County36.1 min
- 2Wahkiakum County33.9 min
- 3Skamania County32.9 min
- 4Pierce County31.3 min
- 5Snohomish County30.8 min
- 6Pend Oreille County29.8 min
- 7Stevens County29.3 min
- 8Lewis County28.5 min
- 9Kitsap County28.4 min
- 10King County27.6 min
- 11Klickitat County26.7 min
- 12Garfield County26.4 min
- 13Lincoln County26.4 min
- 14Skagit County26.4 min
- 15Island County26.2 min
- 16Cowlitz County26.1 min
- 17Thurston County25.8 min
- 18Clark County24.8 min
- 19Grays Harbor County24.3 min
- 20Kittitas County23.3 min
- 21Pacific County23.2 min
- 22Columbia County23 min
- 23Spokane County22.5 min
- 24Franklin County22.4 min
- 25Adams County22.2 min
- 26Benton County22.2 min
- 27Whatcom County21.6 min
- 28Ferry County21.3 min
- 29Jefferson County21.3 min
- 30Yakima County20.3 min
- 31Chelan County20.2 min
- 32Grant County20.2 min
- 33Douglas County20.1 min
- 34Clallam County19.3 min
- 35Okanogan County18.4 min
- 36Whitman County16.5 min
- 37San Juan County15.8 min
- 38Asotin County15.3 min
- 39Walla Walla County15.1 min
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest average commute in Washington?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 98592 (Union, WA) has the highest: 55.5 min.
Which zip code has the lowest average commute in Washington?
98278 (Oak Harbor, WA) has the lowest: 6.2 min.
What is the average commute for the United States?
26.4 min; in Washington it is 26.6 min.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Average one-way travel time to work for people who don't work from home. Shorter is better.
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