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The 50 largest wastewater treatment plants in Washington

Ranked by average flow · 331 MGD combined · 96% of the state's reported flow

Metro West Point in Seattle is the largest publicly owned wastewater treatment plant in Washington by reported average flow, treating about 106.93 million gallons per day. The 50 plants below treat 331 MGD between them, 96% of the flow reported by all 150 plants in the state, and serve about 3,428,837 people. Every plant links to its profile with permit and compliance data. Treatment technology is shown with a free Klarifi account.

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The 50 largest publicly owned wastewater treatment plants in Washington by average flow (MGD), with population served, NPDES permit, expiry and three-year violation count.
#FacilityCityAvg flow (MGD)PopulationNPDES permitExpiresViolations (3y)
1Metro West PointSeattle106.931,342,009WAL029181Dec 2030275
2King County South WWTPRenton74.4791,766WAR002511Dec 20293
3Chambers Creek WWTPUniversity Place22.49245,871WAR000727Dec 20290
4Three Rivers Regional WWTPLongview17.4345,361WA0037788Feb 20260
5Post Point PlantBellingham15.62103,199WAR005561Dec 20291
6Lott Wastewater Treatment PlantOlympia12.08111,878WAG994545Dec 20260
7Yakima Regional Wastewater FacilityYakima8.67120,355WA0024023Mar 20292
8Richland City Wastewater LabRichland5.9156,193WA0020419Sep 20210
9Puyallup WWTPPuyallup5.241,000WAR313277Dec 20300
10Lakota WWTPFederal Way4.9669,957WA0022624Sep 20234
11Lynnwood City Wastewater Treatment PlanEdmonds3.9641,049WAG994526Dec 202614
12Miller Creek WWTP And Compost FacilitySeattle3.628,342WA0022764Sep 20230
13Ellensburg WWTPEllensburg3.5920,891WA0024341Dec 20230
14Salmon Creek WWTPSeattle3.0331,051WAG994551Dec 20260
15Wenatchee Wastewater Treatment PlantWenatchee2.8636,733WA0023949Aug 201510
16Port Angeles WWTPPort Angeles2.7221,841WA0023973Jan 20210
17Pullman City Muni SWPullman2.4634,135WA0044652May 20191
18Picnic Point Wastewater Treatment FacilityEdmonds2.4512,595WAG994579Dec 20260
19Ferndale STPFerndale2.2613,198WAR308713Dec 20251
20Port Orchard WWTPPort Orchard1.9813,095WAG994523Dec 20264
21Enumclaw STPEnumclaw1.8512,500WA0020575Jun 20300
22Monroe STPMonroe1.7919,838WA0020486Nov 20230
23Port Of Sunnyside Industrial WWTFSunnyside1.64—WA0052426Aug 201979
24Burlington WWTPBurlington1.5614,629WA0020150Jan 20230
25Lynden STPLynden1.5613,805WA0022578Oct 20226
26Sunnyside STPSunnyside1.3418,327WA0020991Jan 20201
27Hoquiam STPHoquiam1.199,902WA0020915Oct 20300
28Birch Bay Water And Sewer District WWTPBlaine1.178,413WAG994542Dec 20260
29Cle Elum WWTPCle Elum1.135,996WA0021938Sep 20240
30Washougal STPWashougal1.0916,266WA0037427Nov 20160
31Willapa Regional WWTFRaymond1.01—WA0041041Feb 20300
32Sedro Woolley City OfSedro-Woolley0.968,268WA0023752Dec 20231
33Grandview Wastewater Treatment PlantGrandview0.9312,500WA0052205Dec 2024195
34Orting STPOrting0.917,750WA0020303Jan 20174
35Othello STPOthello0.898,494WA0022357Sep 202586
36College Place WWTPWalla Walla0.879,775WA0020656Feb 201923
37Port Townsend WWTPPort Townsend0.8310,508WAG994538Dec 20260
38Chelan WWTPChelan0.754,915WA0020605Jan 20220
39Prosser City WWTPProsser0.746,616WAR303447Dec 20209
40Clarkston WWTPClarkston0.6911,600WA0021113Apr 20210
41Stanwood STPStanwood0.676,233WAG994534Dec 20260
42Toppenish Wastewater Treatment PlantToppenish0.667,885WA0026123Dec 203029
43Sequim Water Reclamation FacilitySequim0.6410,170WAG994556Dec 20267
44Bainbridge Island WWTPBainbridge Island0.632,730WAG994558Dec 20261
45Sultan WWTPSultan0.595,329WA0023302Mar 20230
46Naches STPNaches0.54830WA0022586Sep 201940
47Winlock Wastewater Treatment PlantWinlock0.541,534WA0021199Feb 20280
48Omak Wastewater Treatment PlantOmak0.545,412WA0020940Dec 20200
49Kalama Wastewater Treatment PlantKalama0.492,707WA0020320Nov 20140
50Lighthouse Point Water Reclamation FacilityBlaine0.425,386WAG994581Dec 20260

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Sources and methodology

Flow, permit and violation figures come from the EPA's ICIS-NPDES discharge monitoring records. Population served comes from the Clean Watersheds Needs Survey 2022. Treatment structures are identified by Klarifi's review of aerial imagery, and capital improvement projects are extracted from published municipal budget documents. Violations are counted over the last three years of monitoring reports.

Data refreshed October 26, 2026.

Wastewater terms: WWTP · POTW · MGD · NPDES permit · Biological nutrient removal · Tertiary treatment · all terms

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