Wikipedia:WikiProject Washington/New Articles

New or renovated articles (most recent at top).

Note: doublecheck as you're looking around to make sure that these are all in Category:Washington (state) or an appropriate subcategory.

2024

• Nesika, Washington
• Harmony, Washington
• Reliance, Washington

2023

• Parks in Redmond, Washington
• Seabrook, Washington
• Willis Wall

2021

• Margaret Leonard
• Maritime Washington National Heritage Area

2020

• Goat Marsh Research Natural Area

2019

October 2019

• North Cove, Washington
• Heisson, Washington
• Chelatchie, Washington

April 2019

• Schriebers Meadow Cone

2018

October 2018

• Crossroads, Bellevue

September 2018

• Southridge Sports and Events Complex

May 2018

• Duportail Bridge
• Yakima River Delta
• University Book Store

March 2018

• Howard Amon Park
• Steve Young (Washington politician)
• McNary Levee System
• Jump Off Joe (Washington)

February 2018

• Ahtanum Creek

2017

September 2017

• Lake Youngs

2016

May 2016

Created two Washington state prison Articles

• Washington Corrections Center
• Washington Corrections Center for Women

and refurbished the rest

• McNeil Island Corrections Center
• Clallam Bay Corrections Center
• Coyote Ridge Corrections Center
• Monroe Correctional Complex
• Olympic Corrections Center
• Stafford Creek Corrections Center
• Washington State Penitentiary

April 2016

• Mount Adams (Washington) Major revision and expansion

2015

February 2015

• Clover Island

2013

July 2013

• Image Lake

2012

November 2012

• Kim Wyman
• School Fire

July 2012

Completed stubs for all Washington State Representatives.

• Tim Probst
• Paul Harris (politician)
• Richard DeBolt
• Ann Rivers
• Ed Orcutt
• Dean Takko
• Brian Blake
• Gary Alexander (politician)
• Mary Helen Roberts
• Chris Reykdal
• Sherry Appleton
• Drew Hansen
• Steve Tharinger
• Jan Angel
• Jeannie Darneille
• Troy Kelley
• Tami Green
• Connie Ladenburg
• Steve Kirby (Washington politician)
• Katrina Asay
• Cathy Dahlquist
• Sharon Wylie
• Ross Hunter (politician)
• Mark Hargrove
• Phyllis Gutierrez Kenney
• Mike Hope
• Hans Dunshee
• Vincent Buys
• Jason Overstreet
• Judy Clibborn
• Marcie Maxwell
• Kristine Lytton
• Dan Kristiansen
• Kirk Pearson (politician)
• Mike Sells
• Fred Finn (politician)
• Kathy Haigh
• Joe Fitzgibbon
• Eileen Cody
• Ruth Kagi
• Tina Orwall
• Cindy Ryu
• Jim McCune
• J.T. Wilcox
• Andy Billig
• Larry Crouse
• Matthew Shea
• Jay Rodne
• Glenn Anderson (Washington politician)
• Kevin Parker (Washington politician)
• John Ahern (politician)
• Shelly Short
• Joel Kretz
• Larry Haler
• Susan Fagan
• Joe Schmick
• Norma Smith
• Barbara Bailey
• Cary Condotta
• Mike Armstrong (politician)
• Judith Warnick
• Bill Hinkle
• Derek Stanford (politician)
• Norm Johnson (politician)
• Charles Ross (Washington politician)
• Bruce Chandler
• David Taylor (Washington politician)
• Maureen Walsh (Washington politician)
• Terry Nealey

Completed stubs for all Washington State Senators, moving on to Washington State Representatives.

• Bob Morton (politician)
• Dennis Bounds
• Steve Conway (politician)
• Steve Hobbs (Washington politician)
• Mike Hewitt (politician)
• Mark Schoesler
• Jerome Delvin
• Cheryl Pflug
• Don Benton
• Jim Honeyford
• Curtis King (politician)
• Janéa Holmquist
• Linda Evans Parlette
• Val Stevens
• Andy Hill (politician)
• Kevin Ranker
• Dan Swecker
• Mike Carrell

June 2012

• David Frockt
• Nick Harper
• Joe Fain
• Doug Ericksen

April 2012

• Washington State Redistricting Commission - Well, I tried

February 2012

• Steve Litzow
• Christine Rolfes

2011

April 2011

• Courtney Vandersloot

February 2011

• Joe Feddersen

January 2011

• Renton Technical College

2010

May 2010

• Dryden, Washington

March 2010

• E.B. "Harry" Ault
• Hermon F. Titus
• Socialist Party of Washington

January 2010

• List of Washington Natural Area Preserves
• List of Washington Natural Resources Conservation Areas
• Washington Natural Areas Program

2009

December 2009

• Doug's Beach State Park
• Eagle Island State Park (Washington)
• Federation Forest State Park
• Fort Ebey State Park
• Fort Townsend State Park
• Griffin Bay State Park
• Griffiths-Priday State Park
• Harstine Island
• Hope Island State Park (Mason County, Washington)
• Hope Island State Park (Skagit County, Washington)
• Ike Kinswa State Park
• Jarrell Cove State Park
• Joemma Beach State Park
• Joseph Whidbey State Park
• Kanaskat-Palmer State Park
• Kinney Point State Park
• Kitsap Memorial State Park
• Lake Easton State Park
• Lewis and Clark State Park (Washington)
• Lewis and Clark Trail State Park
• Lincoln Rock State Park
• Maryhill State Park
• McMicken Island State Park
• Ocean City State Park
• Olmstead Place State Park
• Osoyoos Lake State Park
• Pacific Beach State Park
• Paradise Point State Park
• Pearrygin Lake State Park
• Penrose Point State Park
• Peshastin Pinnacles State Park
• Pleasant Harbor State Park
• Posey Island State Park
• Rasar State Park
• Reed Island State Park
• Rockport State Park (Washington)
• Sacajawea State Park
• Schafer State Park
• Scenic Beach State Park
• Seaquest State Park
• Sequim Bay State Park
• Shine Tidelands State Park
• Skagit Island State Park
• Squilchuck State Park
• Steptoe Battlefield State Park
• Steptoe Butte State Park
• Stretch Point State Park
• Stewart Wurtz
• Stuart Island State Park
• Tilia johnsoni
• Triton Cove State Park
• Twanoh State Park
• Twenty-Five Mile Creek State Park
• Upright Channel State Park
• Wenatchee Confluence State Park
• Westport Light State Park
• Yakima Sportsman State Park

November 2009

• Dosewallips State Park
• Evert Sodergren
• Washington State Book Award

October 2009

• Aasgard Pass
• Conconully State Park
• Centennial Trail State Park
• Cama Beach State Park
• Camp Wooten Environmental Learning Center
• Bridgeport State Park
• Bottle Beach State Park
• South Whidbey State Park
• Blind Bay (Washington)
• Blind Island State Park
• Belfair State Park
• Anderson Lake State Park
• Damon Point State Park
• Daroga State Park
• Dash Point State Park
• Cutts Island State Park
• Curlew Lake State Park

August 2009

• Curlew Lake

June 2009

• Clark/Vancouver TV

May 2009

• Bonanza Peak - I didn't make it but its been in our requested articles for a while now
• List of Attorney Generals of Washington

April 2009

• KGDC

March 2009

• Eastside Preparatory School
• O'Dea High School - this one needs a lot of citations
• KOMO (AM)
• KOMO-TV
• KIRO (AM)
• KIRO-FM
• KIRO-TV

January 2009

• Nooksack Valley High School

2008

December 2008

• Boulder River Wilderness
• Mount Rainier Wilderness
• San Juan Wilderness
• Stephen Mather Wilderness
• Wonder Mountain Wilderness

November 2008

• Indian Heaven Wilderness

October 2008

• Purple Point-Stehekin Ranger Station House
• Marymoor Prehistoric Indian Site
• Duwamish Number 1 Site
• Moore-Turner Garden
• Pangborn-Herndon Memorial Site
• Whatcom Museum of History and Art

September 2008

• Secretary of State of Washington

August 2008

• Peter J. Taggares

June 2008

• Rainier Beach High School (Seattle, Washington)
• The George Nethercutt Foundation

February 2008

• Winnifred Street Bridge
• Ferry County Carousel
• Elbe Evangelical Lutheran Church
• East 34th Street Bridge
• Fairfax Bridge (Washington)
• McMillin Bridge
• Ashford Mansion
• Melmont, Washington
• Creaser Hotel
• Athlon (steamboat)
• Multnomah (sternwheeler)
• Steamboats of Lake Washington

January 2008

• Steamboats of Grays Harbor and Chehalis and Hoquiam Rivers
• Steamboats of Willapa Bay
• Puget Sound Mosquito Fleet
• King & Winge (fishing schooner)
• Steamboats of Lake Crescent, Washington
• Bailey Gatzert (sternwheeler)

2007

December 2007

• Ilwaco Railway and Navigation Company
• Salmo-Priest Wilderness
• Ansorge Hotel
• Curlew Bridge
• Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad-Kittitas Depot
• Fairweather-Trevitt House
• Washington Islands Wilderness
• Salmon River (Washington)

November 2007

• Pickett House, oldest home in Bellingham, Washington
• Destruction Island, Washington
• T.G. Richards and Company Store, oldest brick building in Washington

September 2007

• Sol Duc Hot Springs
• Marysville Opera House
• Lyre River

July 2007

• Phantom Lake
• List of Islands of Washington State by Population and Area

May 2007

• Category:History of Olympia, Washington
• Cloverfields
• Beardslee trout, species isolated in Lake Crescent
• Crescenti trout, species isolated in Lake Crescent
• Dishman Hills Natural Resources Conservation Area outside of Spokane
• James Island (Washington), to differentiate from James Island (San Juan Islands)
• {{Protected Areas of Washington}}
• Yellow Island

April 2007

• Bellingham Bay
• Portage Island
• Chuckanut Mountains
• Battleship Island
• Upper Skagits
• Skull Island

March 2007

• History of Olympia
• Corfu slide

January 2007

• Michael Simmons
• Humptulips River - I couldn't help myself.