Grant County, Washington

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administrative territorial entity county

Grant County, Washington is a largely rural county in central Washington state known for its agricultural production, hydroelectric dams, and proximity to the Hanford nuclear site.

Aliases (1)

Grant County, Washington micropolitan area ×1

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	administrative territorial entity → county →
borderedBy	Adams County, Washington → Benton County, Washington → Douglas County, Washington → Kittitas County, Washington → Lincoln County, Washington → Okanogan County, Washington → Yakima County, Washington →
capital	Ephrata, Washington →
climate	semi-arid climate →
contains	Columbia National Wildlife Refuge → Coulee City, Washington → Electric City, Washington → Ephrata → George, Washington → Grand Coulee, Washington → Hartline, Washington → Mattawa, Washington → Moses Lake → Potholes Reservoir → Quincy, Washington → Royal City, Washington → Soap Lake, Washington → Stratford, Washington → Warden, Washington → Wilson Creek, Washington →
country	United States of America →
economy	agriculture →
hasIndustry	data centers → food processing →
hasInfrastructure	hydroelectric dams → irrigation canals →
knownFor	agricultural production → hydroelectric power generation → irrigated farming → proximity to Hanford nuclear site →
largestCity	Moses Lake, Washington →
locatedIn	Columbia Plateau → Washington → central Washington →
namedAfter	Ulysses S. Grant →
partOf	Inland Empire (Pacific Northwest) →
populationCharacteristic	largely rural →
seat	Ephrata, Washington →
state	Washington →
subdivisionType	county →
timeZone	Pacific Time Zone →
traversedBy	Columbia River → Interstate 90 →

Referenced by (5)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Franklin County, Washington →	adjacentTo
Grand Coulee Dam →	county
Right Powerhouse →	locatedIn
Moses Lake, Washington ("Grant County, Washington micropolitan area") →	partOf
Hanford Site →	region