Edison, WA is a small town in Whatcom County, Washington with a population of only 111. Despite its size, Edison has received high marks from BestPlaces for overall livability. The rankings show that Edison has an A+ score for its education system, a low crime rate and access to an abundance of outdoor activities and recreation. The overall livability index for the area is 86 out of 100, which is quite high compared to other towns across the state. Additionally, the cost of living in Edison is lower than the national average and the job market is strong. All these factors make Edison an ideal place to live and work in Whatcom County.
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