Whitman County has an estimated 2005 population of 42,400 whose largest city, Pullman, comprises over half the population. Whitman County is bordered by Idaho to the east, Spokane and Lincoln counties to the north, Adams and Franklin counties to the west, and Walla Walla, Columbia, Garfield, and Asotin counties to the south. Pullman is home to Washington State University, and nearby Moscow is home of the University of Idaho.

Unlike the Washington coast, Whitman County  tends to be fairly dry and historically has been a pea and lentil farming area. As home to a major university, the population drops dramatically during the summer months.

Whitman County's weather has all four seasons. Residents can expect warm arid summers, crisp falls, snowy winters and a welcome spring.

Please find below these useful links for the Whitman County area:

• City of Pullman

• Map of Pullman

• Moving Information

• Pullman School District

• Washington State University

• Pullman Parks and Recreation

• Pullman Chamber of Commerce

• Washington State University Phone Directory