Central Washington
Moses Lake, Washington
City
Columbia Basin lakes and aviation
Moses Lake is the largest city in Grant County, set beside its namesake lake with a large airport, food processing plants and a growing data center sector.
History & Local Character
A planned irrigation town that grew after the Columbia Basin Project, Moses Lake incorporated in 1938 and later hosted a major Air Force base.
Housing & Real Estate
Mid-century homes, newer subdivisions and apartments near the college.
Restaurants & Shopping
Downtown and the highway corridors hold restaurants, taquerias and bakeries.
Schools & Education
Moses Lake School District serves the city, with Big Bend Community College.
Parks & Recreation
Moses Lake's waterfront parks, the Potholes Reservoir and the Columbia National Wildlife Refuge serve residents.
Transportation & Accessibility
I-90 runs through Moses Lake; Grant County International Airport handles large aircraft and pilot training.
Local Businesses
Food processing, data centers, agriculture, aviation services and restaurants.
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Nearby Attractions
- Moses Lake
- Potholes Reservoir
- Ginkgo Petrified Forest
- Columbia National Wildlife Refuge
Advantages & Considerations
Advantages
- Affordable housing
- Diverse industrial employers
- Lake recreation
Considerations
- Hot, dry summers
- Windy conditions
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Moses Lake have a large airport?
Grant County International Airport has long runways built for military use and now supports commercial pilot training, cargo and large aircraft operations.