Clallam County Area Information

Clallam County is the northwesternmost county in Washington State and the continental United States. Clallam County is on the North Olympic Peninsula, a large mass of land mostly surrounded by both ocean and inland beach.

Port Angeles is the county seat, approximately 60 miles (72 road miles) northwest of Seattle.
 

About 1 million acres of land on the Olympic Peninsula have been set aside as the Olympic National Park, an area that has unique and distinct biological qualities found nowhere else in the world. 95% of the Olympic National Park land is designated wilderness.

Olympic National Park contains ecosystems such as old-growth and temperate rain forests, 60 miles of wild coastline, and rugged, mountainous terrain up to heights of about 8,000 feet.
   
  Port Angeles
 

Port Angeles is the largest town in Clallam County, with a population of about 19,000 (7/08)

Port Angeles WebCam

Located on the the Strait of Juan de Fuca and bordering with the Olympic National Park, Port Angeles is unique where you can travel by car from the waterfront to the heart of the mountainous wilderness in about an hour
 
Port Angeles 300
Sequim 288
Carlsborg 15
Forks 10
Neah Bay 2
Joyce 3
Beaver 1
Seiku 3
La Push 2

According to the FCC ULS database in January 2010, there are 624 licensed hams that are registered with a mailing address within Clallam County.