Nestled at the confluence of the Chehalis and Wishkah rivers and within arm's reach of the Pacific Ocean, Aberdeen, Washington, has long been a city marked by resilience, innovation, and a deep-rooted sense of community. With its rich history, natural splendor, and growing opportunities, Aberdeen is more than just a place on a map - it's a great place to live. 

Many people know Aberdeen for its most famous former resident - Kurt Cobain of Nirvana, who grew up here.  Less well known, but still celebrated by a local pub that bears his name, is Billy Gohl, a local serial killer whose number of victims is unknown. There is no doubt that Aberdeen has had a colorful history.

Aberdeen, often known as the "Gateway to the Olympic Peninsula," offers an abundance of natural beauty and outdoor activities. Whether you're hiking in the Olympic National Forest, taking a scenic drive along the rugged coastline, or enjoying a day of fishing in the local rivers, Aberdeen's natural offerings never disappoint. The city's parks, such as the expansive Morrison Riverfront Park, provide green spaces for residents to enjoy, whether it's for a leisurely walk, a family picnic, or watching the sun set over the river.

The city's historic downtown, with its unique blend of architectural styles, is a testament to Aberdeen's rich cultural heritage. It's home to a variety of local businesses, restaurants, and art galleries, with a burgeoning arts scene that enriches community life. The annual Founders' Day celebration is a local highlight, featuring live music, food, and performances that bring the community together in a vibrant, festive atmosphere.

The local Grays Harbor College provides higher education opportunities. Aberdeen's strong infrastructure includes a comprehensive healthcare system, ensuring that residents' needs are met right in their hometown.

Aberdeen's economy, once centered around fishing, lumber, and canning, has diversified over the years, now encompassing sectors such as healthcare, education, and retail, providing a variety of job opportunities for residents. The city's strategic location on U.S. Route 101 and Highway 12 enhances its appeal as a place to live and work.

Community spirit runs deep in Aberdeen. From the friendly faces at the local farmers' market to the enthusiastic crowds at high school football games, this is a city that cares about its residents and takes pride in its community.

Life in Aberdeen combines the best aspects of small-town living with the advantages of a larger city. It's a place where the charms of the past blend seamlessly with the opportunities of the future, creating a vibrant, welcoming city that residents are proud to call home