Seattle is in the US state of Washington.
Seattle was founded on December 2, 1869, and got its name from Chief Seattle. As of 2017, Seattle*** is organized under the five regions of Tacoma, Olympia, Spokane, Bellevue, and Auburn. The total area is 369.2 square kilometers. The city has extensive rivers, forests, and lakes, a temperate maritime climate, and as of 2016, the city's population was approximately 4.78 million.
Seattle is a leader in advanced technologies such as aerospace, computer software, bioinformatics, genetic science, telemedicine, electronic devices, medical equipment, and environmental engineering. Seattle is a center for the performing arts. The Seattle Symphony Orchestra, which is hundreds of years old, has one of the most published recordings in the world; Seattle is also very diverse and active in popular and contemporary music.
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Seattle's economic development
1. Primary industry
Seattle is relatively backward in terms of agriculture, growing common agricultural products, such as wheat and vegetables.In 2016, agriculture brought in an economic output of about $30 billion.?
2. Secondary Industry
Seattle's industry is mainly manufacturing, and it is a major industrial center in the northwestern United States. Manufacturing is the backbone of its economy, with other industries such as the chemical industry and steelmaking.In 2016, industry brought in about $180 billion in economic output.
3. Tertiary Industry
Seattle has a well-developed service sector, with a large number of mid- to high-end organizations such as law and auditing firms, management and technology consulting organizations, and human resource service organizations.In 2016, the service sector brought in about $110 billion in economic output.
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