Pierce County is not the largest in the state, but it is one of the most important; it has about 217 miles of salt-water shore line, with bays and inlets and several important islands. It has a greater variety of elevations than any other county in the United States, reaching from the tide level of Puget Sound to the summit of Mount Rainier, thus giving a panorama of scenery unequaled anywhere.
The following communities are included in our
Pierce County coverage area:
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