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Prescott, OR

Oregon · Cowlitz County · Longview-Kelso Metro

Prescott is a small town in Oregon with a population of 59.

2.5 /5.0
C+ Fair
59 Population 843/sq mi density
$307,700 Home Value $414,569 Zillow
53°F Avg Temperature 240 sunny days/yr
C+
Overall
2.5 / 5.0
Fair overall score based on economy, affordability, safety and education
C+
Safety
2.5 / 5.0
0 violent crimes/100K (100% below avg)
C
Education
2.5 / 5.0
18.5% bachelor's degree or higher

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Full City Profile
Home Value $307,700
9% higher than US avg
Violent Crime 0/100K
100% lower than US avg
Bachelor's+ 18.5%
45% lower than US avg
Obesity Rate 36.6%
14% higher than US avg
Unemployment 0.0%
100% lower than US avg
Poverty Rate 5.0%
60% lower than US avg

How Prescott Compares to the U.S. Average (100% = U.S. avg)

People

Population59
Median Age63.3 yrs
Density843/mi²
Male / Female48% / 53%
Largest GroupWhite 92%
Veterans54.0%

Economy

Per Capita$38,703
Unemployment0.0%
Poverty5.0%
County GDP$7,231M

Housing

Home Value$307,700
Ownership84.8%
Zillow$414,569
Housing Units37
Rent Burden30.1%

Crime

C+
Violent0/100K
Property460/100K

Health

Obesity36.6%
Uninsured9.9%
Smoking17.8%
Depression29.5%
Heart Disease7.0%

Climate

Avg Temp53°F (12°C)
AQI32 (Good)
Rain48.1 in/yr
Sunny Days240/yr
Elevation55 ft (17 m)

Education

C
Bachelor's+18.5%
High School+98.1%
Graduate+3.5%
School Score5.14

Community

2024 VoteR 59% / D 39%
Broadband33.0%
EV Stations2
Libraries6

Is Prescott a Good Place to Live?

Based on current data, Prescott receives an overall livability score of 2.5 out of 5.0, earning a grade of C+. Key strengths include low unemployment, low crime rates, abundant sunshine, a low poverty rate. Prescott has some notable strengths but also faces challenges that prospective residents should consider.

Economy & Jobs

The job market is very strong with unemployment at just 0.0%. Only 5.0% of residents live below the poverty line, well below the national rate of 12.4%.

Cost of Living & Housing

The median home value in Prescott is $307,700, roughly aligned with the national median of $281,900.

Safety & Crime

Prescott is a very safe community with a violent crime rate of 0 per 100,000 residents / well below the national average of 380. Property crime occurs at a rate of 460 per 100,000, 77% below the national average.

Education

18.5% of residents hold a bachelor's degree, below the national average of 33.7%. 98.1% have completed high school. Area schools have an average test score of 5.1/10.

Climate & Weather

Prescott experiences four distinct seasons with an average temperature of 53°F. Winters average 41°F in January while summers reach 66°F in July. The area gets 240 sunny days per year. Annual precipitation totals 48.1 inches. Air quality is rated Good with a median AQI of 32.

Prescott has a population of 59 with a density of 843 people per square mile, spread across 0.1 square miles. The median age is 63.3 years, 63% older than the national median of 38.9. The gender split is 52.5% female and 47.5% male. The city is predominantly White (91.5%), with 8.5% Hispanic. English is the primary language spoken at home by 98.3% of residents. 54.0% of the population are veterans, above the national rate of 6.0%. 36.7% of residents have a disability (above the 13.0% national average). 100.0% have health insurance coverage.

Population

59
Total Population
843
People / sq mi
63.3yrs
Median Age
63% above US avg
0.1mi²
Land Area

Gender Distribution

Male 47.5%
Female 52.5%

Race & Ethnicity

Prescott vs U.S. Average

Language Spoken at Home

English Only 98.3%
25% above US avg
Spanish 1.7%
87% below US avg

Social Characteristics

Prescott vs U.S. Average

Per capita income is $38,703. The average weekly wage is $1,300. The unemployment rate is 0.0% (below the 3.6% US average). 5.0% of residents live below the poverty line, lower than the national rate of 12.4%. The area has 2,712 business establishments, including 230 restaurants. The cost of living index is 103.4, roughly in line with the national average. 0.0% of workers work from home (below the 15.2% national rate).

Income: Prescott vs U.S.

Commute Mode

Income

Per Capita Income$38,703
Avg Weekly Wage$1,300
IRS Avg AGI$77,507
Gini Index0.438 (0=equal, 1=unequal)

Employment & Poverty

Unemployment0.0%
100% below US avg
Poverty Rate5.0%
60% below US avg
Establishments (County)2,712
County GDP$7,231M

Business (County)

Restaurants230
Healthcare246
Retail326
Manufacturing120

Tax & Cost of Living

Property Tax (IRS)$4,997
43% above US avg
Cost of Living103.40 (100=avg)
Effective Tax Rate1.62%

Commute & Transportation

Drive Alone100.0%
Public Transit0.0%
Work from Home0.0%

Walkability

The median home value in Prescott is $307,700, 9% above the national median of $281,900. Zillow estimates the typical home value at $414,569, higher than the Census estimate. Fair market rent ranges from $1,143 for a one-bedroom to $1,425 for a two-bedroom apartment. 84.8% of housing units are owner-occupied (above the 65.4% national rate). There are 37 total housing units in the city. The median year a home was built is 1944. The average annual property tax is $4,997 (higher than the $3,500 national average). 30.1% of renters spend 30% or more of their income on housing.

Home Value Sources

Ownership Split

Home Values

Census Median$307,700
9% above US avg
Zillow ZHVI$414,569

Real Estate Market (Redfin)

Rental Costs

Rent Burden30.1%

HUD Fair Market Rent

Studio$1,051
1 Bedroom$1,143
2 Bedrooms$1,425
3 Bedrooms$1,963
4 Bedrooms$2,318

Ownership & Property

Homeownership84.8%
Owner-Occupied84.8%
Renter-Occupied15.2%
Housing Units37
Median Year Built1944

Property Tax

Avg Tax (IRS)$4,997
43% above US avg
Effective Rate1.62%
In Prescott, 36.6% of adults are obese, above the national rate of 32.1%. 11.5% have diabetes. Heart disease affects 7.0% of residents, above the national average. 32.8% have high blood pressure. 17.8% are current smokers (above the 14.0% national rate). 16.5% report binge drinking. 24.5% are physically inactive. 29.5% report depression (above the 20.0% national average). 21.0% experience frequent mental distress. 9.9% of residents lack health insurance. The primary care physician ratio is 1:1,799. The dentist ratio is 1:1,722. 67.1% of residents have access to exercise opportunities. The food environment index is 7.4 out of 10.

Health Metrics: Prescott vs U.S. Average (%)

Chronic Conditions

Obesity36.6%
14% above US avg
Diabetes11.5%
Heart Disease7.0%
High Blood Pressure32.8%
Asthma12.5%
COPD8.3%
Cancer7.6%
Stroke3.6%

Behaviors & Mental Health

Smoking17.8%
27% above US avg
Binge Drinking16.5%
Physical Inactivity24.5%
Depression29.5%
Mental Distress21.0%
Physical Distress15.6%
Short Sleep33.3%

Healthcare Access

Insurance Rate100.0%
Uninsured9.9%
15% above US avg
Primary Care1:1,799
Dentists1:1,722
Mental Health1:175
Checkup Rate68.7%
Dental Visits62.2%
Premature Death9,701/100K

Food & Exercise

Food Environment7.4/10
Exercise Access67.1%
Healthcare Facilities246
Prescott has a violent crime rate of 0 per 100,000 residents, 100% below the national average of 380. Property crime stands at 460 per 100,000, 77% below the U.S. average. The county recorded 10 fatal traffic crashes. The area has experienced 91 federally declared disasters. Overall, Prescott receives a safety grade of C+.

Crime Rates: Prescott vs U.S. Average (per 100,000)

Violent Crime

Total Violent0.0/100K
100% below US avg

Property Crime

Total Property460.4/100K
77% below US avg

Traffic Safety

Fatal Crashes (County/yr)10
Avg Accident Severity0.0 / 4.0
FEMA Disasters91

Safety Score

Safety GradeC+
Safety Score2.5 / 5.0
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Prescott experiences four distinct seasons with an average annual temperature of 53°F (12°C). Winters average 41°F in January while summers reach 66°F in July. The area gets 240 sunny days per year, above the national average. Annual precipitation totals 48.1 inches (wetter than the 38-inch national average). Air quality is rated Good with a median AQI of 32. The city sits at an elevation of 55 feet.

Temperature

41°F Jan (5°C) 66°F Jul (19°C)
Annual Average53.2°F
1% below US avg
January Average41°F (5°C)
July Average66°F (19°C)
Sunny Days240 days/yr

Geography

Elevation55 ft (17 m)
Area0.1 sq mi (0.2 km²)
Population Density843/sq mi
Coordinates46.0476°N, 122.8871°W
TimezoneAmerica/Los_Angeles
CountyCowlitz County County
Nearest AirportSouthwest Washington Regional (KLS)
5 miles away

Precipitation & Snow

Annual Rainfall 48.1"
27% above US avg
Wettest Month (Dec) 9.06"
Driest Month (Jul) 1.06"

Air Quality

AQI Median32.0
RatingGood

Natural Hazard Risk

Overall RiskRelatively Moderate
Risk Score90.3 / 100
Social Vulnerability36.2 / 100
Community Resilience59.5 / 100

Hazard Breakdown

Tornado Very Low
Earthquake Relatively Moderate
Wildfire Very Low
Flood Relatively Moderate
Hail Very Low
Strong Wind Relatively Low
Heat Wave Relatively Moderate
Winter Weather Relatively Low
Lightning Very Low
Ice Storm Relatively Low
Drought No Rating
Cold Wave Relatively Moderate
Landslide Relatively Low
Coastal Flood Relatively Low
Volcano Relatively High
Avalanche Very Low
Source: FEMA National Risk Index v1.20 (Dec 2025)

Earthquake History

1,073 earthquakes (M2.5+) within 150 km since 1990. Strongest: M6.8. Most recent: M2.7 on Jun 16, 2025.

Feb 28, 2001 7 km SSE of Longbranch, Washington M6.8 123 km
Jul 3, 1999 8 km N of Satsop, Washington M5.8 122 km
Mar 25, 1993 4 km E of Scotts Mills, Oregon M5.6 115 km
Jun 10, 2001 18 km N of Satsop, Washington M5.0 133 km
Jun 29, 2002 6 km ENE of Government Camp, Oregon M4.5 122 km
Feb 14, 2011 31 km S of Morton, Washington M4.3 58 km
Jul 22, 2001 4 km WSW of DuPont, Washington M4.3 117 km
May 20, 1995 15 km NNE of Ashford, Washington M4.1 118 km
Aug 16, 2004 16 km ENE of Packwood, Washington M4.0 129 km
Jun 6, 2021 6 km NE of Government Camp, Oregon M3.9 121 km
Jun 25, 2004 17 km W of Packwood, Washington M3.9 100 km
Oct 1, 2004 37 km NNE of Amboy, Washington M3.9 56 km
Sep 10, 1994 2 km SE of Enumclaw, Washington M3.9 145 km
Apr 24, 2003 3 km NW of North Portland, Oregon M3.9 48 km
Jan 3, 2018 37 km SSE of Morton, Washington M3.9 68 km
Feb 8, 1995 9 km ESE of Hubbard, Oregon M3.8 102 km
Jun 29, 2002 7 km NE of Government Camp, Oregon M3.8 122 km
Aug 3, 2006 2 km WNW of Cherry Grove, Washington M3.8 35 km
Jun 12, 2021 3 km WSW of Skokomish, Washington M3.8 144 km
Jun 8, 1993 5 km ESE of Scotts Mills, Oregon M3.7 115 km
Source: USGS (M2.5+, 1990–2025)

Tornado History

63 tornadoes (EF0+) within 100 km since 1950. Strongest: EF3. Total: 6 fatalities, 303 injuries.

Date Rating Distance Fatalities
Apr 5, 1972 EF3 54 km 6
Oct 14, 2016 EF2 89 km 0
Dec 8, 1993 EF2 86 km 0
Nov 10, 1965 EF2 73 km 0
Dec 10, 2015 EF1 41 km 0
Oct 23, 2014 EF1 10 km 0
Jun 13, 2013 EF1 95 km 0
Jan 10, 2008 EF1 44 km 0
May 27, 2004 EF1 87 km 0
Oct 9, 2000 EF1 85 km 0
Nov 12, 1991 EF1 68 km 0
Nov 12, 1991 EF1 75 km 0
Jun 29, 1989 EF1 25 km 0
Mar 28, 1985 EF1 15 km 0
Oct 13, 1984 EF1 18 km 0
Aug 16, 1978 EF1 30 km 0
Dec 12, 1975 EF1 100 km 0
Oct 3, 1967 EF1 81 km 0
Apr 12, 1957 EF1 88 km 0
Nov 11, 2024 EF0 95 km 0
Source: NOAA SPC (EF0+, 1950–2024)

Tsunami History

4 tsunamis recorded within 500 km. Highest wave on record: 250.0 m (820 ft).

Year Location Cause Max Wave Deaths Distance
1980 WASHINGTON Explosion 250.0 m 61 57 km
1894 PUYALLUP RIVER DELTA, TACOMA, WA Meteorological 3.0 m 2 142 km
1949 PUGET SOUND, WA Meteorological 2.4 m — 142 km
1949 PUGET SOUND, WA Eruption + Earthquake — 8 126 km
Source: NOAA/NCEI Historical Tsunami Database. Sorted by wave height.

Nearby Volcanoes

8 volcanoes within 200 km. Closest: St. Helens (57 km).

Name Type Elevation Last Eruption Distance
St. Helens Stratovolcano 2,549 m (8,363 ft) 2008 57 km
West Crater Volcanic field 1,329 m (4,360 ft) -5750 65 km
Indian Heaven Shield(s) 1,806 m (5,925 ft) -6250 84 km
Adams Stratovolcano 3,742 m (12,277 ft) 950 109 km
Hood Stratovolcano 3,426 m (11,240 ft) 1866 119 km
Rainier Stratovolcano 4,392 m (14,409 ft) 1450 124 km
Jefferson Stratovolcano 3,199 m (10,495 ft) 950 175 km
Sand Mountain Field Pyroclastic cone(s) 1,664 m (5,459 ft) -950 200 km
Source: Smithsonian Institution Global Volcanism Program (GVP). Sorted by distance.

Wildfire History

7 wildfires (100+ acres) within 100 km. Largest: EAGLE CREEK (48,816 ac, 2017).

Year Name Acres Distance
2017 EAGLE CREEK 48,816 87 km
2020 BIG HOLLOW 24,243 64 km
2022 SIOUXON 2,551 61 km
2023 CAMP CREEK 2,056 91 km
2022 NAKIA CREEK 1,737 59 km
2020 DOWTY RD 1,424 88 km
1991 FALLS 1,389 79 km
Source: NIFC/IRWIN (100+ acres)

Monthly Weather

Month Avg Temperature Precipitation Summary
January 41°F (5°C) 8.5 in
February 42°F (6°C) 6.6 in
March 46°F (8°C) 5.6 in
April 49°F (10°C) 4.1 in
May 55°F (13°C) 3.0 in
June 59°F (15°C) 2.3 in
July 66°F (19°C) 1.1 in Warmest, Driest
August 64°F (18°C) 1.4 in
September 60°F (16°C) 2.6 in
October 52°F (11°C) 4.6 in
November 44°F (7°C) 8.7 in
December 40°F (4°C) 9.1 in Coldest, Wettest

Prescott has a seasonal temperature swing of 27°F / from 40°F in December to 66°F in July. Total annual precipitation is 57.6 inches, with December being the wettest month (9.1") and July the driest (1.1").

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Prescott is located in Cowlitz County. It is classified as Metro / under 250K, part of a metropolitan area. 18.5% of adults hold a bachelor's degree or higher, 45% below the national average of 33.7%. 98.1% have completed high school. 3.5% hold a graduate or professional degree (below the 13.1% national rate). Area schools have an average test score of 5.1 out of 10. In the 2024 presidential election, the county voted Republican with 58.6% of the vote, a 19.9-point margin. 33.0% of households have broadband internet access (below the 90.0% national rate). The area has 2 EV charging stations. There are 6 public libraries serving the community. 246 healthcare facilities operate in the area.

2024 Presidential Election (County)

R 58.6%
D 38.7%

Winner: Republican by 19.9 points

Safety & Disasters

Fatal Crashes (County/yr)10
Avg Accident Severity0.0 / 4.0
FEMA Disaster Declarations91
C+ Safety Grade (2.5/5.0)

Education

Bachelor's Degree+18.5%
45% below US avg
High School+98.1%
Graduate Degree+3.5%
School Test Score5.14
C Education Grade (2.5/5.0)

Area & Infrastructure

RUCC Code 3Metro / under 250K
Population Density843/sq mi
Total Area0.1 sq mi
CountyCowlitz County County

Services

Broadband Access33.0%
Avg Download Speed116.4 Mbps
Avg Upload Speed32.6 Mbps
Max Download Speed1,000 Mbps
EV Charging Stations2
Alt Fuel Stations2
Public Libraries6
Healthcare Facilities246
Restaurants230
Retail Stores326

Commute & Transportation

Drive Alone100.0%
Public Transit0.0%
Work from Home0.0%
Average costs for common services in Prescott. Prices are estimated based on regional cost of living data and may vary by provider.

Healthcare

Doctor Visit (Primary Care) $259 ($155–$414)
Specialist Visit $362 ($207–$569)
Urgent Care Visit $207 ($103–$362)
Emergency Room Visit $2,275 ($827–$5,170)
Dental Cleaning $134 ($78–$207)
Dental Filling $259 ($155–$414)
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Auto Repair

Oil Change (Conventional) $47 ($26–$78)
Oil Change (Synthetic) $78 ($52–$124)
Brake Pad Replacement $310 ($155–$517)
Tire Rotation $41 ($21–$78)
New Tires (Set of 4) $620 ($414–$1,034)
Battery Replacement $207 ($103–$362)
View all 18 services

Home Services

Plumber (Per Hour) $103 ($62–$155)
Electrician (Per Hour) $93 ($52–$145)
HVAC Repair $414 ($155–$827)
HVAC System Install $7,238 ($4,136–$12,408)
Roof Repair $1,034 ($414–$2,068)
Roof Replacement $9,306 ($5,687–$15,510)
View all 25 services

Legal

Divorce (Uncontested) $1,551 ($517–$3,619)
Divorce (Contested) $15,510 ($5,170–$31,020)
DUI Defense $5,170 ($2,068–$10,340)
Bankruptcy (Chapter 7) $1,551 ($827–$3,102)
Will Preparation $517 ($207–$1,034)
Trust Preparation $2,585 ($1,034–$5,170)
View all 12 services

Personal Care

Men's Haircut $26 ($16–$47)
Women's Haircut $57 ($31–$103)
Hair Coloring (Full) $155 ($78–$259)
Manicure $26 ($16–$47)
Pedicure $41 ($26–$67)
Massage (1 Hour) $83 ($52–$134)
View all 12 services

Food & Grocery

Gallon of Milk (per gallon) $4.24 ($3.10–$5.69)
Dozen Eggs (per dozen) $3.62 ($2.59–$5.17)
Loaf of Bread $3.93 ($2.59–$5.69)
Chicken Breast (per lb) $4.65 ($3.10–$6.72)
Ground Beef (per lb) $5.69 ($4.14–$7.76)
Rice (per lb) $1.03 ($0.62–$1.86)
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Utilities

Electricity (Monthly) $145 ($83–$259)
Natural Gas (Monthly) $72 ($31–$155)
Water/Sewer (Monthly) $72 ($41–$124)
Internet (Monthly) $72 ($41–$103)
Cell Phone Plan (Monthly) $67 ($31–$103)
Cable TV (Monthly) $88 ($52–$155)
View all 8 services

Transportation

Monthly Parking (Downtown) $207 ($78–$517)
Car Insurance (Annual) $2,068 ($1,241–$3,619)
Bus Pass (Monthly) $72 ($31–$134)
Taxi/Uber (5-Mile Ride) $16 ($8.27–$26)
Car Registration (Annual) $103 ($31–$259)
Driver's License Renewal $31 ($16–$78)
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Education & Childcare

Daycare (Infant, Monthly) $1,241 ($620–$2,585)
Daycare (Toddler, Monthly) $1,034 ($517–$2,068)
After-School Care (Monthly) $414 ($207–$724)
Tutoring (Per Hour) $52 ($26–$103)
SAT/ACT Prep Course $1,034 ($414–$2,585)
Private School (K-12, Annual) $12,925 ($5,170–$31,020)
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Pets

Vet Visit (Routine Checkup) $62 ($31–$103)
Dog Vaccination (Annual) $103 ($52–$207)
Dog Grooming $62 ($31–$103)
Pet Boarding (Per Night) $41 ($21–$78)
Dog Spay/Neuter $310 ($155–$517)
Cat Spay/Neuter $207 ($103–$414)
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Childcare

Center-Based (monthly)
Infant$1,547
Toddler$1,078
Preschool$1,078
Family Childcare (monthly)
Infant$1,066
Toddler$889
Preschool$889
Source: DOL Women's Bureau (2022)

Top Industries in Cowlitz County

Largest private-sector industries by employment (BLS QCEW 2024 data, county level).

Industry Jobs Establishments Avg Annual Pay Location Quotient
Manufacturing 7,250 139 $84,141 2.14
Health Care & Social Assistance 6,424 298 $63,595 1.09
Retail Trade 4,987 298 $40,541 1.21
Accommodation & Food Services 3,253 232 $26,051 0.87
Construction 3,235 400 $86,145 1.49
Administrative & Waste Services 1,546 154 $48,842 0.64
Professional & Technical Services 1,251 286 $94,902 0.44
Transportation & Warehousing 1,233 76 $139,676 0.71
Wholesale Trade 1,219 133 $83,138 0.75
Finance & Insurance 1,066 110 $82,733 0.64
Other Services 991 208 $47,386 0.80
Real Estate 439 94 $46,496 0.69
Arts & Entertainment 237 29 $24,236 0.34
Information & Technology 213 46 $84,617 0.28
Utilities 182 7 $144,902 1.16
Educational Services 157 34 $30,106 0.18
Management of Companies 60 4 $74,074 0.09

Radio Stations near Prescott

1 stations within ~55 km.

Station Genre Quality
105.9 The Brew rock AAC

National Parks Near Prescott

16 national parks and monuments found near Prescott.

ParkTypeFee
Fort Vancouver National Historic Site National Historic Site $10
Ike Kinswa State Park Free
Jackson House State Park Free
Lake Sylvia State Park Free
Lewis & Clark State Park Free
Matilda N. Jackson State Park Free
Millersylvania Memorial State Park Free
Monticello Convention Site State Park Free
Nisqually State Park Free
Paradise Point State Park Free
Rainbow Falls State Park Free
Seaquest State Park Free
Tilton River State Park Free
WA State Parks Headquarters State Park Free
Washougal River State Park Free
Willie Keil's Grave State Park Free

Museums in Prescott

NameTypeAddressPhoneAnnual Revenue
COWLITZ COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUMHISTORIC PRESERVATION3605773119$246,045
COWLITZ COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETYHISTORIC PRESERVATION3605773119$246,045
HULDA KLAGER LILAC GARDENSARBORETUM, BOTANICAL GARDEN, OR NATURE CENTER115 SOUTH PEKIN ROAD3602258996$96,976
ART GALLERYART MUSEUM3605770544
COLUMBIA COUNTY MUSEUM ASSOCIATIONHISTORY MUSEUM9712253971
HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF COLUMBIA COUNTY MUSEUMHISTORIC PRESERVATION5033663650
LA CENTER MUSEUM ASSOCIATIONART MUSEUM3602636609
WOODLAND HISTORICAL MUSEUM SOCIETYHISTORY MUSEUM

Libraries in Prescott

NameAddressStaffAnnual VisitsCirculationCollectionPrograms
LONGVIEW PUBLIC LIBRARY1600 LOUISIANA STREET0.0207,999
KELSO PUBLIC LIBRARY351 THREE RIVERS DRIVE, SUITE 12630.082,800
ST. HELENS PUBLIC LIBRARY375 S 18TH ST, STE A0.059,311
KALAMA PUBLIC LIBRARY312 N 1ST0.05,609
RAINIER CITY LIBRARY106 B ST0.04,237
CASTLE ROCK PUBLIC LIBRARY137 COWLITZ ST W.0.01,480

Farmers Markets in Prescott

NameAddressSeasonHoursOrganicWebsite
Cowlitz County Community Farmers Market IIntersection of Broadway & CommerceVisit
Cowlitz County Community Farmers Market IICowlitz County FairgroundsVisit
Kelso Bridge Market351 Three Rivers Mall Drive05/01/2016 to 08/28/2016Sun: 10:00 AM-3:00 PM;
LaCenter Community Farmers Market 401 Aspen Ave. (between 4th St. & 5th St.)

Restaurants in Prescott

1 restaurants within city radius — OpenStreetMap data

Outpost 30

Breweries in Prescott

NameTypeAddressPhoneWebsite
Brew ExpressBreweries, Appliances, Coffee & Tea ShopsPo Box 17268662685953Visit
Grumpy's TavernCocktail Lounges, Restaurants, Breweries & Brew Pubs, Taverns, Bar & Grill Restaurants3225 Ocean Beach Hwy3606364322, 3604231866Visit

Cell Towers in Prescott

AddressStructure TypeHeight (ft)
1 LAULAINEN ROAD (10929)LTOWER52
300 N. PEKIN RDTOWER51
300 N. PEKIN RDTOWER51
73438 NEER CITY RD (10931)LTOWER49
73438 NEER CITY RD (10931)LTOWER49
1919 CLOVERDALE ROAD SOUTH (83564)MTOWER32
1919 CLOVERDALE ROAD SOUTH (83564)MTOWER32

Bridges in Prescott

LocationTypeKindYear BuiltLength (ft)Daily TrafficCondition
Tee BeamConcrete19601207,907F
Stringer/Multi-beamSteel19702922,509F
Stringer/Multi-beamPrestressed concrete continuous19761961,250F
Stringer/Multi-beamSteel2001380600G
SlabPrestressed concrete199759313G

Amtrak Stations in Prescott

1 Amtrak stations.

StationAddressType
Kelso-Longview, WA501 South First AvenueTRAIN

Superfund Sites Near Prescott

7 EPA Superfund sites (hazardous waste cleanup locations).

SiteAddressCounty
ARMSTRONG WORLD INDUSTRIES1645 RAILROAD AVECOLUMBIA
LONGVIEW FIBRE PAPER AND PACKAGING, INC300 FIBRE WAYCOWLITZ
LONGVIEW FIBRE PAPER AND PACKAGING, INC300 FIBRE WAYCOWLITZ
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Airports Near Prescott

50 airports within the area.

AirportIATAType
Portland International AirportPDXLarge Airport
Portland Hillsboro AirportHIOMedium Airport
Portland Troutdale AirportTTDMedium Airport
Southwest Washington Regional AirportKLSMedium Airport
Aeroacres Airport—Small Airport
Apple Valley Airport—Small Airport
Auberge Des Fleurs Airport—Small Airport
Beaver Oaks Airport—Small Airport
Becker Field—Small Airport
Bero Field—Small Airport
Brown's Cape Horn Airport—Small Airport
Bruce's Airport—Small Airport
Brush Prairie Aerodrome—Small Airport
Burnt Ridge Airstrip—Small Airport
Burnt Ridge Nursery Airstrip—Small Airport
Cedars North Airpark—Small Airport
Chadwick Airport—Small Airport
Chehalem Airpark—Small Airport
Chehalis Centralia AirportCLSSmall Airport
Chinook Ultralight Airpark—Small Airport
Cider Run Airport—Small Airport
Cougar Flat Airstrip—Small Airport
Country Squire Airpark—Small Airport
Curtis Airport—Small Airport
Daybreak Airport—Small Airport
Dick Fisher Airport—Small Airport
Dwight Field—Small Airport
Eagle Nest Ranch Airport—Small Airport
Ed Carlson Memorial Field South Lewis County AirportTDOSmall Airport
Evergreen North-South Airpark—Small Airport
Fairways Airport—Small Airport
Fantasy Field Airstrip—Small Airport
Fly For Fun Airport—Small Airport
Fly JLA Airport—Small Airport
Flying K Bar J Ranch Airport—Small Airport
Flying K Ranch Airport—Small Airport
Flying M Airport—Small Airport
Gilbert Airport—Small Airport
Goheen Airport—Small Airport
Goodin Creek Airport—Small Airport
Grabhorn's Airport—Small Airport
Green Mountain STOLport—Small Airport
Grove Field—Small Airport
Harris Airport—Small Airport
Hartley Airport—Small Airport
Harvey's Acres Airport—Small Airport
Hayden Mountain Airport—Small Airport
Holce & Oblack Airport—Small Airport
Kimbrel Farm Airport—Small Airport
La Center View-Air Airport—Small Airport

Police Stations in Prescott

1 police stations.

StationAddressPhone
Cowlitz County Sheriff’s Office312 Southwest 1st Avenue

Grocery Stores in Prescott

1 grocery stores.

StoreTypeAddress
Goble Landing StoreConvenience Store70360 Columbia River Hwy

Treatment Centers in Prescott

13 treatment centers.

CenterTypePhone
A New SafehavenSubstance Abuse360-577-4340
Awakenings IncBoth360-423-2806
Columbia Community Mental Health - AlternativesBoth503-397-6900
Columbia Community Mental Health - Creekside CenterBoth503-397-5211
Columbia Community Mental Health - Pathways Residential TreatmentSubstance Abuse503-366-4540
Columbia Wellness - Longview MainMental Health360-423-0203
Columbia Wellness - Outpatient and WRCBoth360-423-0203
Community Integrated Health ServiceSubstance Abuse800-392-6298
Community Integrated Health ServicesBoth855-303-4834
CORE Health - Ascent Youth Activity CenterBoth360-998-2047
CORE Health - MainBoth360-200-5419
Recovery Village RidgefieldSubstance Abuse866-299-8263
Sea Mar Behavioral Health - Kelso/Sea Mar Community Health CentersMental Health360-261-7020 x39982

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Frequently Asked Questions About Prescott

What is the population of Prescott?

Prescott has a population of 59 residents and is located in Oregon. The population density is 843 people per square mile, spread across 0.1 square miles. The median age of residents is 63.3 years, which is older than the national median of 38.9 years. The population is 52.5% female and 47.5% male.

Is Prescott expensive to live in?

Prescott has a cost of living roughly in line with the national average, with an index of 103.4 (baseline: 100). The median home value is $307,700 (9% above the U.S. median).

Is Prescott safe?

Prescott is considered a very safe city with a violent crime rate of 0 per 100,000 residents, well below the national average of 380. Property crime occurs at a rate of 460 per 100,000 (below the national average). Overall, Prescott receives a safety grade of C+ based on combined crime data.

What is the weather like in Prescott?

Prescott has a four-season climate with an average annual temperature of 53°F (12°C). Winter temperatures average 41°F in January, while summers reach an average of 66°F in July. The area receives 240 sunny days per year. Annual rainfall totals 48.1 inches. Air quality is rated Good with a median Air Quality Index (AQI) of 32.

How is the job market in Prescott?

The job market in Prescott is very strong, with unemployment at just 0.0% / well below the national rate of 3.6%. The average weekly wage is $1,300. There are 2,712 business establishments in the area, including 230 restaurants and food service locations.

How much does housing cost in Prescott?

The median home value in Prescott is $307,700. Zillow estimates the typical home value at $414,569. The homeownership rate is 84.8%. The average annual property tax is $4,997.

How are the schools in Prescott?

Schools in Prescott score 5.1 out of 10 on standardized testing, near the national average. 18.5% of adults in Prescott hold a bachelor's degree or higher, below the national average of 33.7%. 98.1% have completed high school. 3.5% hold a graduate or professional degree.

How healthy is Prescott?

The obesity rate in Prescott is 36.6% (above the national rate of 32.1%). 17.8% of adults are smokers. 24.5% are physically inactive. 29.5% of residents report depression. 9.9% lack health insurance. 67.1% of residents have access to exercise opportunities. The primary care physician ratio is 1:1,799.

What are the demographics of Prescott?

The racial and ethnic makeup of Prescott is 91.5% White, 8.5% Hispanic or Latino. 98.3% of residents speak only English at home. 54.0% of the population are military veterans. 36.7% of residents have a disability. 100.0% have health insurance coverage.

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