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Finding Sumner

A stylized regional map showing Sumner, Washington marked with a yellow star. Key locations include Seattle to the north, Tacoma and Gig Harbor to the west, and Bonney Lake to the east. The map illustrates major transport corridors: Interstate 5 running north-south, I-405 connecting Bellevue and Renton, Highway 167 through Kent and Auburn, and Highway 410 leading east toward Mount Rainier. SeaTac airport is shown between Seattle and Sumner. Puyallup, South Hill, and Orting are located south and west of Sumner.

Known as the Rhubarb Pie Capital of the World, Sumner often blends new and old, large and small. Just like rhubarb pie, our mix of tart and sweet provides a recipe for success. Located in the state of Washington in the Puget Sound region, we are south of Seattle and east of Tacoma. Within this vibrant hub of tech innovation and environmental leadership, Sumner offers small-town charm mixed with easy access to industry, large cities, outdoor adventure and wine country. We are a hub for services, for transportation and for jobs, providing the largest manufacturing industrial center in Pierce County.

Learn more about visiting Sumner and our region at Visit Tacoma Pierce County.