Clark County, WA

Clark County, located in southwestern Washington State, was established in 1845 and is named after William Clark of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. As one of the oldest counties in the state, it includes the city of Vancouver, which serves as the county seat and largest city. 

Clark County's economy is diverse, encompassing technology, manufacturing, healthcare, and retail. The county offers a wealth of recreational opportunities, including numerous parks, hiking and biking trails, and waterfront activities along the Columbia River. With its rich history, economic vitality, and natural beauty, Clark County is a dynamic and attractive community in the Pacific Northwest.