Regional position

Code 05210 makes the entry specific for guide readers in Washington; at rank 177, Bellevue, Washington (code 05210, estimate 154,193) is a city. At 47 degrees 35 minutes 52 seconds north and 122 degrees 9 minutes 23 seconds west, Bellevue, Washington (rank 177) receives a repeatable location; rank 177 confirms which entry is plotted. Read 154,193 as the reported size of Bellevue, Washington (latitude 47.59784); rank 177 helps compare, while terrain explains setting. Identifier 53-05210 preserves local identity as the view widens; read Bellevue, Washington (FIPS 53-05210) against Washington's Puget Lowland, Olympic and Cascade mountains, Columbia drainage, and dry plateaus.

Water and drainage

Population 154,193 stays a separate scale clue; Bellevue, Washington (code 05210, estimate 154,193) shares Washington's water setting of Puget Sound, Columbia drainage, snow-fed rivers, and coastal streams. The fact belongs to Washington, not to an invented local channel; Bellevue, Washington (rank 177) is read with the verified statement that the Palouse Hills near Pullman contain wind-deposited loess. Estimate 154,193 is only a scale measure; for Bellevue, Washington (latitude 47.59784), water offers orientation after the coordinate resolves location. The broad water system near Bellevue, Washington (FIPS 53-05210) may guide the eye toward lower ground or crossings; coordinates retain the exact point.

Relief and elevation

Code 05210 holds the setting attached; Near Bellevue, Washington (code 05210, estimate 154,193), the page reads Puget Lowland, Olympic and Cascade mountains, and dry plateaus to explain state-scale ground. The terrain offers that statewide dimension and code 05210 offers identity; the coordinates for Bellevue, Washington (rank 177) do not reveal height. The larger relief story for Bellevue, Washington (latitude 47.59784) includes the observation that ice Age outburst floods carved Washington's Channeled Scablands; Identifier 53-05210 holds attribution clear. The water layer reveals organization while rank 177 identifies the entry; the landform near Bellevue, Washington (FIPS 53-05210) is not a flat backdrop.

Settlement pattern

It does not imply that every shown developed area shares one jurisdiction; place code 05210 names Bellevue, Washington (code 05210). Code 05210 is not a shortcut for jurisdictional shape; read 154,193 as the reported size of Bellevue, Washington (rank 177). The setting of Bellevue, Washington (latitude 47.59784) reflects relationships among environmental systems; the plotted marker stays tied to rank 177. Rank 177 identifies the entry; readers place Bellevue, Washington (FIPS 53-05210) more carefully by keeping the state backdrop behind the local pattern. For rank 177, Bellevue, Washington (estimate 154,193) remains a defined entry inside a larger and changing settlement landscape.

Reading the city map

Rank 177 then gives the plotted place proper scale; a national-to-local sequence introduces Bellevue, Washington (code 05210) across Washington. Natural systems explain the larger setting outside rank 177; for Bellevue, Washington (rank 177), the plotted coordinate answers where. Place 05210 confirms the record; the useful comparison for Bellevue, Washington (latitude 47.59784) is its position with environmental systems. One state-scale clue behind Bellevue, Washington (FIPS 53-05210) is that puget Lowland lies between the Olympic Mountains and Cascade Range; rank 177 identifies the city entry. Rank 177, code 53-05210, and the landscape together provide a durable reference for Bellevue, Washington (estimate 154,193).