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Obesity (BMI 30+) in Washington, by County

Obesity (BMI 30+) for every county in Washington, ranked. The highest is Cowlitz County at 40.5% and the lowest is King County at 22.6%.

Washington: 30.6% · United States: n/a · median county in Washington: 34.7%

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#County Obesity (BMI 30+)
1Cowlitz County40.5%
2Ferry County40.2%
3Yakima County39.7%
4Wahkiakum County39.1%
5Lewis County39.0%
6Pend Oreille County38.9%
7Grant County38.7%
8Adams County37.6%
9Lincoln County37.6%
10Grays Harbor County37.0%
11Pierce County36.9%
12Pacific County36.4%
13Benton County36.2%
14Mason County35.9%
15Douglas County35.8%
16Asotin County35.3%
17Clark County35.3%
18Franklin County35.2%
19Kittitas County34.7%
20Spokane County34.7%
21Stevens County34.3%
22Walla Walla County34.1%
23Skagit County33.0%
24Klickitat County32.9%
25Skamania County32.8%
26Okanogan County32.6%
27Columbia County32.4%
28Kitsap County31.8%
29Island County31.3%
30Thurston County31.2%
31Clallam County31.0%
32Garfield County31.0%
33Snohomish County30.6%
34Chelan County29.1%
35Jefferson County28.7%
36Whitman County28.5%
37Whatcom County26.5%
38San Juan County24.7%
39King County22.6%

Adults with a body mass index of 30 or higher, calculated from self-reported height and weight.

Source: CDC PLACES (BRFSS model-based estimates), 2023.

Washington ranks 40th of 49 states for obesity (bmi 30+).

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