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Washington rankings · Health Most active towns in Washington Ranked by the share of adults who get no exercise outside of work, as estimated by the CDC. 284 towns with 2,500+ residents.
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Longview’s spot
T#260 of 284 25% of adults get no exercise (CDC estimate)
The race around Longview
Just behind Deer Park, just ahead of Hoquiam
All 284 towns Get no exercise, lowest first. Towns next door to Longview are tagged.
# Town Get no exercise Likely range Population
T2
Medina 2,928 people
11%
9–13% 2,928
T2
Redmond 77,353 people
11%
10–12% 77,353
T8
Issaquah 39,591 people
12%
11–13% 39,591
T8
Kirkland 92,621 people
12%
11–13% 92,621
T8
Duvall 8,526 people
12%
11–14% 8,526
T8
Seattle 754,195 people
12%
11–13% 754,195
T20
Bellevue 151,847 people
13%
11–14% 151,847
T20
Kenmore 23,741 people
13%
12–14% 23,741
T20
Bothell 49,610 people
13%
12–14% 49,610
T20
Hobart 6,552 people
13%
11–15% 6,552
T29
Maltby 10,910 people
14%
12–16% 10,910
T29
Vashon 9,934 people
14%
12–16% 9,934
T29
DuPont 9,931 people
14%
12–16% 9,931
T29
Tehaleh 9,561 people
14%
12–16% 9,561
T42
Felida 10,841 people
15%
13–17% 10,841
T42
Rosedale 4,208 people
15%
13–18% 4,208
T42
Edmonds 42,735 people
15%
14–17% 42,735
T42
Enumclaw 12,798 people
15%
14–17% 12,798
T42
Brier 6,545 people
15%
13–18% 6,545
T42
Chico 3,336 people
15%
13–18% 3,336
T58
Camano 17,303 people
16%
13–18% 17,303
T58
Mukilteo 21,323 people
16%
14–18% 21,323
T58
Fairwood 17,856 people
16%
14–17% 17,856
T58
Fircrest 7,069 people
16%
14–18% 7,069
T58
Camas 27,007 people
16%
15–19% 27,007
T58
Tumwater 26,956 people
16%
14–19% 26,956
T83
Olympia 55,951 people
17%
14–19% 55,951
T83
Edgewood 13,032 people
17%
15–18% 13,032
T83
Poulsbo 12,165 people
17%
14–19% 12,165
T83
Eastmont 23,721 people
17%
15–19% 23,721
T83
Renton 105,317 people
17%
16–19% 105,317
T83
Sultan 6,116 people
17%
15–20% 6,116
T83
Bethel 4,394 people
17%
15–20% 4,394
T83
Ferndale 15,999 people
17%
15–20% 15,999
T83
Orting 8,978 people
17%
15–20% 8,978
T106
Richland 62,753 people
18%
15–20% 62,753
T106
Yelm 11,102 people
18%
15–20% 11,102
T106
Pullman 32,229 people
18%
15–21% 32,229
T106
Lochsloy 3,029 people
18%
15–20% 3,029
T106
Bryant 2,648 people
18%
15–21% 2,648
T106
Mead 6,893 people
18%
16–20% 6,893
T106
Wauna 4,805 people
18%
15–21% 4,805
T106
Auburn 85,676 people
18%
17–20% 85,676
T106
Lacey 57,737 people
18%
16–21% 57,737
T106
Monroe 19,755 people
18%
16–20% 19,755
T106
Suncrest 5,345 people
18%
16–21% 5,345
T106
Belfair 4,557 people
18%
16–22% 4,557
T106
Everson 3,040 people
18%
16–21% 3,040
T106
Graham 35,079 people
18%
17–20% 35,079
T106
Parkwood 6,873 people
18%
16–21% 6,873
T148
Colfax 2,708 people
19%
15–22% 2,708
T148
Tracyton 6,137 people
19%
16–22% 6,137
T148
Burien 51,513 people
19%
17–21% 51,513
T148
Lynden 16,234 people
19%
16–21% 16,234
T148
Alderton 2,706 people
19%
17–21% 2,706
T148
Fairwood 10,674 people
19%
16–22% 10,674
T148
Waller 7,683 people
19%
17–21% 7,683
T148
Kent 135,603 people
19%
18–21% 135,603
T148
Pacific 7,066 people
19%
17–21% 7,066
T148
Tukwila 21,451 people
19%
18–21% 21,451
T148
Sumner 10,733 people
19%
17–22% 10,733
T148
Buckley 5,371 people
19%
17–22% 5,371
T148
Puyallup 42,746 people
19%
17–21% 42,746
T178
Cheney 12,804 people
20%
17–22% 12,804
T178
Fife 10,949 people
20%
18–22% 10,949
T178
Everett 111,845 people
20%
18–22% 111,845
T178
Stanwood 8,373 people
20%
17–23% 8,373
T178
Tacoma 222,758 people
20%
18–22% 222,758
T178
Milton 8,894 people
20%
18–22% 8,894
T178
SeaTac 32,414 people
20%
19–22% 32,414
T178
Summit 8,791 people
20%
18–23% 8,791
T178
Algona 3,247 people
20%
18–23% 3,247
T178
Kalama 3,050 people
20%
17–24% 3,050
T178
Spokane 230,293 people
20%
18–23% 230,293
T178
Blaine 6,100 people
20%
18–23% 6,100
T206
Dayton 2,774 people
21%
17–25% 2,774
T206
Cashmere 3,304 people
21%
17–25% 3,304
T206
Lynnwood 40,110 people
21%
19–23% 40,110
T206
Vancouver 195,300 people
21%
19–24% 195,300
T206
Orchards 29,438 people
21%
19–24% 29,438
T206
Chehalis 7,587 people
21%
18–25% 7,587
T206
Ahtanum 3,777 people
21%
19–25% 3,777
T224
Spanaway 34,019 people
22%
20–24% 34,019
T224
Gleed 2,844 people
22%
19–25% 2,844
T224
Selah 8,437 people
22%
19–25% 8,437
T224
Woodland 6,487 people
22%
19–25% 6,487
T224
Zillah 3,140 people
22%
19–26% 3,140
T224
Sequim 8,161 people
22%
19–26% 8,161
T224
Moxee 4,625 people
22%
19–26% 4,625
T224
Finley 5,634 people
22%
19–26% 5,634
T238
Colville 4,998 people
23%
19–26% 4,998
T238
Burbank 3,589 people
23%
19–27% 3,589
T238
Parkland 38,742 people
23%
21–25% 38,742
T238
Chelan 4,350 people
23%
20–27% 4,350
T238
Lakewood 62,937 people
23%
21–25% 62,937
T238
Connell 5,054 people
23%
19–27% 5,054
T238
Raymond 3,210 people
23%
19–27% 3,210
T238
Elma 3,483 people
23%
20–27% 3,483
T254
Midland 9,050 people
24%
21–26% 9,050
T254
Kelso 12,684 people · next door
24%
21–27% 12,684
T254
Ephrata 8,560 people
24%
21–28% 8,560
T260
Longview 38,069 people
25%
22–28% 38,069
T260
Hoquiam 8,800 people
25%
21–29% 8,800
T260
Chewelah 2,606 people
25%
21–29% 2,606
T263
Pasco 79,575 people
26%
23–29% 79,575
T263
Forks 3,400 people
26%
22–30% 3,400
T263
Aberdeen 17,088 people
26%
23–30% 17,088
T263
Prosser 6,305 people
26%
23–30% 6,305
T263
Shelton 10,612 people
26%
23–30% 10,612
T269
Omak 5,036 people
27%
23–31% 5,036
T269
Quincy 7,998 people
27%
23–32% 7,998
T272
Yakima 96,961 people
28%
25–31% 96,961
T276
Warden 2,581 people
31%
26–36% 2,581
T276
Othello 8,795 people
31%
27–36% 8,795
T280
Granger 3,705 people
37%
32–42% 3,705
T282
Wapato 4,538 people
38%
34–42% 4,538
T282
Mabton 2,536 people
38%
34–43% 2,536
284
Mattawa 3,616 people
40%
35–46% 3,616
We rank every town by the share of adults who get no exercise outside of work, as estimated by the CDC. The lowest share ranks as the most active. The lowest share ranks #1. Across Washington it’s 18% .
These are the CDC’s modeled estimates , not a count: national survey answers combined with each area’s age, sex, race and income mix. Each carries a likely range (shown in the table), so we rank on the whole percent and towns at the same figure share a rank (T = tied). Differences of a point or two are within the estimates’ margins.
Cities and villages use the CDC’s own estimate for that place. New England towns and townships, which the CDC doesn’t publish, use the ZIP codes that cover them, weighted by land area.
Only towns with at least 2,500 residents are ranked; Census estimates for smaller places are too uncertain. Population and income: U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey 5-year estimates. Health estimates: CDC PLACES . Town photos: Wikimedia Commons, credited on each town’s page.
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