Lice Check Five Corners

Lice Check Five Corners: About Five Corners, Washington

Five Corners is an unincorporated community in Clark County, Washington, just north of Vancouver. Named for a distinctive five-way intersection, Five Corners has a population of roughly 20,000 and is known as an established, family-oriented area with mature neighborhoods, good schools, and strong community identity.

History of Five Corners

Five Corners takes its name from the intersection of NE Andresen Road, NE 72nd Avenue, NE 63rd Street, and NE 68th Street — which historically came together at a five-way crossroads. The area developed gradually through the mid-20th century and has remained a cohesive community despite being unincorporated.

Neighborhoods in Five Corners

Five Corners is home to a mix of neighborhoods and districts, each with its own character.

Neighborhood	Character
The Corners	Homes closest to the namesake intersection, with older established housing.
West Five Corners	Transitional area closer to downtown Vancouver.
Orchards border	Eastern edge near the Orchards community.
South Five Corners	Mid-century residential subdivisions.

Notable attractions in Five Corners

Five Corners offers residents and visitors a variety of local attractions.

Hazel Dell Farmers Market

Nearby summer weekly market.

Leverich Park

A community park with trails and playing fields.

Nearby Burnt Bridge Creek Greenway

A trail system passing through the area.

Local community events

Five Corners has an active community association.

Five Corners at a glance

• Population: ~20,000
• Median household income: $75,000
• Median home value: $475,000

Economy of Five Corners

Five Corners is residential, with residents commuting throughout Clark County and into Portland. The nearby commercial corridors along NE Andresen and Highway 500 provide local services and retail.