TaholahWashington
Taholah is an unincorporated village on the Quinault Indian Reservation, in Grays Harbor County, Washington, United States. It was named in 1905 after a Quinault chief.
Intro: Wikipedia
About Taholah
Set in the western part of Washington, Taholah is a small unincorporated community.
Taholah holds the status of a census-designated place — a real, named community that residents call home, governed at the county level. The community covers 3.46 square miles.
What Makes Taholah Unique
- The only place in America named Taholah — a truly one-of-a-kind name among 32,000+ US communities.
- An unincorporated community — no city hall of its own, which often means lower local taxes and county-managed services.
- Positioned in western Washington, convenient to the region's corridors and crossings.
Why People Love It Here
- Quiet streets and a slower rhythm — the kind of place people move to on purpose.
- Cost of living typically runs below the big-metro average.
- Well connected: 3+ neighboring communities within 8 miles.
🎡 Fun Things to Do
- Quinault Cultural Museum · Museum
Attractions mapped by the OpenStreetMap community.
🏞️ Parks & Outdoors in Taholah
Parks mapped by the OpenStreetMap community · "reviews" opens each park's live Google reviews.
🏫 Schools in Taholah
- Taholah Elementary & Middle School
- Taholah High School
Public schools, U.S. Dept. of Education (NCES) 2023–24 directory.