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Instant Background RecordsCourt Records Washington
Washington joined the Union in 1889 as the 42nd state. Washington's population is about 6,664,195. The state capital is Olympia and its and largest city is Seattle, with a population of 602,000, though the metropolitan area of Seattle is home to 3,407,848 people. Washington borders on Idaho, Oregon and British Columbia.
Washington was named after the first US president, George Washington. Almost 60% of the population lives in and around the Seattle area. The rest of the state consists of rain forests in the western part of the state, the Rocky Mountains in the most of the rest, and semi-deserts in the eastern section.
During World War II, Washington became an important part of war industries, as the Boeing Company made a lot of the country's bombers. Warships were manufactured in ports in Seattle. Many of the country's atomic bombs were made in eastern Washington.
Washington's primary industries are jet aircraft construction, computer software development, biotechnology, electronics, aluminum production, mining, lumber and wood products and tourism. Agriculturally, the main crops are red raspberries, hops, wrinkled seed peas, spearmint oil, cherries, apples, pears, Concord grapes, peppermint oil, carrots, Niagara grapes, lentils, potatoes, apricots, corn, peas, asparagus, prunes, plums, onions, wheat, barley, cranberries and strawberries.
The western part of Washington State has an oceanic climate with mild, foggy and wet weather and a much drier semi-arid climate in the east.
Birth, death, marriage and divorce records for the State of Washington after 1907 can be obtained at the Washington Office of Vital Records. For records prior to 1907, write to the County Auditor in the county of birth. Washington's court records and other public records are open to the public as defined in the Washington Freedom of Information Act. The Act explains what information is not available to the general public due to privacy legislation.
Washington Vital Records Information:
Department of Health
Center for Health Statistics
P.O. Box 9709
Olympia, WA 98507-9709
There are two District Bankruptcy courts in Washington, serving the eastern and western districts.
United States Bankruptcy Court - Eastern District of Washington
United States Bankruptcy Court - Western District of Washington
Washington's official webpage is http://www.Washington.gov
Court Records for the State of Washington are available from state courts and county courts, whose addresses are all listed below.
All county courthouses for court records – Washington are found below.
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County Courthouses
Adams County
Telephone: (509) 243-2084
Telephone: (509) 786-5616
Telephone: (509) 664-5432
Telephone: (360) 417-2000
Telephone: (360) 699-2292
Telephone: (509) 382-4541
Telephone: (360) 577-3002
Telephone: (509) 745-8527
Telephone: (509) 775-5200
Telephone: (509) 545-3536
Telephone: (509) 843-1411
Telephone: (509) 754-2011
Telephone: (360) 249-4232
Telephone: (360) 679-7366
Telephone: (360) 385-9115
Telephone: (360) 337-7164
Telephone: (509) 962-7504
Telephone: (509) 773-4001
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Lewis County Telephone: (360) 740-1165
Telephone: (509) 725-1401
Telephone: (360) 427-9670, ext. 467 or 468
Telephone: (509) 422-7240
Telephone: (360) 875-9318
Telephone: (509) 447-3185
Telephone: (253) 798-7440
Telephone: (360) 378-2161
Telephone: (360) 336-9348
Telephone: (509) 427-9420
Telephone: (425) 388-3483
Telephone: (509) 456-2217
Telephone: (509) 684-7512
Telephone: (360) 786-5406
Telephone: (360) 795-3558
Telephone: (509) 527-3204
Telephone: (360) 676-6700
Telephone: (509) 397-6270
Telephone: (509) 574-1000
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