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Wapato, Yakima Reservation
Wapato City has a population of 4,607 according to 2020's census. Below are links to google maps photos of Wapato. Natives account for only 9.1% of it's population. Mexicans 85.7%. Mixed bloods 16.8%. Whites 14.4%. Asians 2.5%. Blacks 0.4%. As you can tell, a problem over race is clearly evident at Yakima Reservation. Mexicans are very numerous at Yakima Reservation. In fact, they are most numerous. However, the United States long ago brought Mexicans to that region to violate Ojibwa's who followed prophesy which told them to migrate away from the evil white race. Very many settle at what is now Washington State. Most people that live at Wapato are natives. Yakima Reservation leaders will not recognize Ojibwa People even knowing that Ojibwa's make up the majority of the population of Wapato and the rest of Yakima Reservation! Economically, citizens of Wapato are not doing so well. Around 34% of it's city's citizens live below poverty line. Climate conditions of Wapato are same as at Toppenish. Short cold winters and at least 8 warm months. Summers are long and hot. The region is a desert. Wapato city covers an area of 1.18 sq. mi. or 3.06 sq. km. There are a total of 1,293 housing units with 1,240 lived in, which gives Wapato an average household size of near 3.9 persons per housing unit. Zip code is 98951. Elevation is 856 feet above sea level.
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