Okanogan County Cities

  

• Cities are arranged in alphabetical order from left to right •

NOTE: City Naming History adapted from the book Washington State Place Names (8th Printing, 1997)
with permission from the Publisher: University of Washington Press.
Okanogan County
 Okanogan County's Web Site
1st Largest County by Area - County Seat: Okanogan
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Okanogan County, a land of forested highlands and valley farmlands, is located on the Canadian border of north central Washington. The name means "rendezvous" and refers to the place where the Okanogan River joins the Columbia. The Washington Territorial Legislature created Okanogan County on February 2, 1888.