SeaTac

SeaTac is best known within Washington for Seattle–Tacoma International Airport, the state’s principal international air hub. The city lies in south King County between Seattle and Tacoma, a short distance east of Puget Sound, the inland waterway that defines much of western Washington. Incorporated in 1990, SeaTac takes its name from the airport, itself named for the two larger cities it serves. Angle Lake in the southern part of the city provides a freshwater contrast to the airport district. Light rail links SeaTac with downtown Seattle, while nearby roads lead into the wider Puget Sound lowlands. Find related webcams in the surrounding area to build a fuller picture of SeaTac and the Puget Sound region.

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