Tesla Supercharger
North Bend, WA - South Fork Avenue Southwest - Tesla Supercharger
461 S Fork Ave SW, North Bend, WA 98045
- Max speed
- 325 kW
- Total plugs
- 24
WA charging directory
Explore 3,160 active public charging locations across 232 cities, with connector, power, access, network, and pricing details.
#6 among states and D.C.
6,599 Level 2
#6 nationally
#6 nationally
Statewide snapshot
Washington has 8,872 listed public charging plugs. DC fast equipment accounts for approximately 26% of those plugs, while 6,599 Level 2 plugs support longer stops at workplaces, hotels, shopping areas, parking facilities, and other destinations.
Seattle is the state’s largest local directory with 663 stations and 155 fast plugs. The leading cities by station count are Seattle, Bellevue, Spokane. Across the state, 2,982 locations—about 94%—report 24-hour access.
ChargePoint has the largest location count in the current dataset at 1,953 stations. Network size does not establish live reliability, so check the operator’s app before depending on a specific stop.
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Local directories
City totals include all active public station records in the current statewide import.
High-capacity locations
These locations stand out by reported power, fast-plug count, connector choice, access, and listed amenities. They are not live reliability rankings.
Tesla Supercharger
461 S Fork Ave SW, North Bend, WA 98045
Tesla Supercharger
1401 Kingswood Dr SW, Tumwater, WA 98512
3615 Broadway, Everett, WA 98201
16415 SE 15th St, Vancouver, WA 98683
11802 Evergreen Way, Everett, WA 98204
900 S 5th St, Mount Vernon, WA 98273
State charging questions
The current directory contains 3,160 active public charging locations in Washington, representing 8,872 listed Level 2 and DC fast plugs.
Seattle, Bellevue, Spokane have the largest station counts in this dataset. Seattle leads with 663 listed public locations.
Washington has 2,273 listed DC fast plugs across 525 station locations. Reported power and availability vary by site.
Yes. 284 public locations in Washington list at least one NACS connector.