Central Washington
Ritzville, Washington
City
Adams County seat on Interstate 90
Ritzville is the Adams County seat, a small wheat town on I-90 with a historic downtown and a well-known annual rodeo.
History & Local Character
Incorporated in 1890, Ritzville grew as a rail and wheat shipping center in the dry Columbia Basin.
Housing & Real Estate
Older homes and a limited number of newer units.
Restaurants & Shopping
A handful of diners and cafes serve travelers and residents.
Schools & Education
Ritzville School District serves the town.
Parks & Recreation
Ritzville's city park and the nearby Potholes country provide recreation.
Transportation & Accessibility
I-90 runs through Ritzville; US 395 crosses north-south.
Local Businesses
Grain and farm services, truck stops, restaurants and county government.
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Nearby Attractions
- Ritzville Historic District
- Potholes Reservoir
- Columbia National Wildlife Refuge
- Sprague Lake
Advantages & Considerations
Advantages
- Very affordable housing
- Freeway access
- Quiet small town
Considerations
- Very limited services
- Long drives to larger cities
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Ritzville?
Ritzville is in Adams County in eastern Washington, at the junction of Interstate 90 and US 395.