Okanogan County, WA
Living in Okanogan County
Bikeability28
Walkability55
Commute87
Public Transit29
Affordability80
Public Safety90
Airports46
Hospitals59
Colleges76
1←PoorGreat→100
Schools35
1←PoorGreat→100
Residents
42kPopulation+1.6k (2010–19)
43 y Median Age+1 (2010–19)
20%College-Educated+2% (2010–19)
67%Family Households-2% (2010–19)
Age
Under 14 years19%
15 to 34 years22%
35 to 54 years22%
55 to 74 years29%
75 years and over8%
Diversity
Asian1%
Black<1%
Caucasian65%
Hispanic or Latino20%
Multiracial4%
Native American9%
Native Hawaiian<1%
Other<1%
Education
Less than high school16%
High school graduate30%
Some College34%
Bachelor's degree13%
Graduate degree7%
Households
Family household67%
Householder living alone27%
Householder not living alone6%
Economy
$47kMedian Household Income+$8.7k (2010–19)
83%Above Poverty+3% (2010–19)
20 mi Average Commute
85%Lived Here Last Year-6% (2010–19)
Household Income
Less than $25K26%
$25K to $49K27%
$50K to $74K21%
$75K to $99K10%
$100K to $124K7%
$125K to $149K3%
$150K to $199K3%
$200K or more2%
Employers
Government16%
Private sector57%
Self-employed8%
Occupations
Construction and maintenance18%
Factory and transportation12%
Mgt, science, and arts31%
Military<1%
Sales and office19%
Service20%
Commute
Bicycle<1%
Car, truck, or van86%
Motorcycle<1%
Public transportation1%
Walked5%
Worked at home7%
Housing
$183kMedian Home Value+$21k (2010–19)
19%Built 2000 or Later
$573Median Monthly Rent+$141 (2010–19)
50%Owner-Occupied
Units in Structure
1 unit, attached1%
1 unit, detached72%
Multiple units1%
Mobile home17%
Boat, RV, etc1%
Year Structure Built
Built 2014 or later2%
Built 2010 to 20133%
Built 2000 to 200914%
Built 1990 to 199917%
Built 1980 to 198913%
Built 1970 to 197917%
Built 1960 to 19697%
Built 1950 to 19597%
Built 1940 to 19498%
Built 1939 or earlier13%
Home Value
Less than $50K8%
$50K to $99K14%
$100K to $149K14%
$150K to $199K18%
$200K to $249K10%
$250K to $299K10%
$300K to $399K13%
$400K to $499K5%
$500K to $749K6%
$750K to $999K2%
$1M to $1.49M1%
$1.5M to $1.99M<1%
$2M or more<1%
House Heating Type
Electricity70%
Fuel oil, kerosene1%
LP gas3%
Solar energy<1%
Utility gas1%
Wood24%
Crime
Violent Crime in Okanogan County
United States45
Washington38
Property Crime in Okanogan County
United States48
Washington70
Politics
Voting Patterns
Liberal (38%)(57%) Conservative
2016 Presidential Elections
Hillary Clinton37%
Donald Trump56%
Climate
Monthly Weather Averages
| Temp (°F) | Rain (in) | Snow (in) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | 25 | 5 | 21 |
| Feb | 30 | 3 | 11 |
| Mar | 39 | 2 | 4 |
| Apr | 47 | 2 | 0 |
| May | 55 | 2 | 0 |
| Jun | 62 | 2 | 0 |
| Jul | 69 | 1 | 0 |
| Aug | 68 | 1 | 0 |
| Sep | 59 | 1 | 0 |
| Oct | 46 | 3 | 1 |
| Nov | 34 | 5 | 8 |
| Dec | 24 | 4 | 24 |
Natural Hazards
The Risk of Natural Hazards in Okanogan County
Excessive Heat2
Inland Flooding37
1←Less frequentMore frequent→100
Location Map
Public Schools
Public Schools near Okanogan County, WA
Private Schools
Private Schools near Okanogan County, WA
Omak Adventist Christian School
14 miles, SE
Methow Valley Community School
22 miles, SW
Methow Valley Community School
22 miles, SW
Peaceful Valley Christian School
23 miles, NE
Colleges
Colleges near Okanogan County, WA
Central Washington University
113 miles, S
Whitworth University
120 miles, SE
Whitworth University-Adult Degree Programs
121 miles, SE
Eastern Washington University
124 miles, SE
Hospitals
Hospitals near Okanogan County, WA
Mid Valley Hospital
14 miles, SE
North Valley Hospital
18 miles, NE
Three Rivers Hospital
31 miles, S
Ferry County Memorial Hospital
47 miles, E
Airports
Airports near Okanogan County, WA
Spokane International Airport
120 miles, SE
Bellingham International Airport
129 miles, W
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport
141 miles, SW
Tri-Cities Airport
160 miles, S