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Port Angeles, Washington

(Port Angeles is Located in Clallam County)

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Port Angeles, WA is #60 on the list Top 100 Best Places to Raise a Family in the West in 2022

Living in Port Angeles, Washington

Should you move to Port Angeles, Washington? Is Port Angeles, Washington a good place to live? When determining what cities are good for your personality, life situation, and personal preferences, there are many factors to consider including climate, cost of living, community, job opportunities, population makeup, activities, and things to do.

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Considering A Move To Port Angeles, Washington? Dwellics' Data Analysis Can Help You Decide

What State is Port Angeles in?

Washington

What County is Port Angeles in?

Clallam

Median Household Income

$56,134

Annual Precipitation

29.7 inches per year

Air Quality

365 days per year

National School Ranking

Scored 59 on a scale of 0 to 100

How Many People Live in Port Angeles?

19888

Distance to Airport

53 miles

Zip Code

98362

Advantages of Port Angeles

No state income tax

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Pros and Cons of living in Port Angeles, Washington in reviews from users in their own words:

Pros	Cons
The surrounding area is beautiful	Housing prices, lack of rentals, homeless everywhere, drug use even on courthouse lawn, city government and state government has ruined it Seattle gives one way bus tickets for their homeless to go to Port Angeles or Yakima. Finally gave up and moved out of state.
Nature, farmers market	Conservative community, everyone is old.
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The surrounding area is beautiful
Nature, farmers market

Cons
Housing prices, lack of rentals, homeless everywhere, drug use even on courthouse lawn, city government and state government has ruined it Seattle gives one way bus tickets for their homeless to go to Port Angeles or Yakima. Finally gave up and moved out of state.
Conservative community, everyone is old.
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