2012 BAH Washington

Washington (FY2012)

Find your Location and the corresponding Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) in the pay tables below. All pay is listed in terms of dollars per month.

Enlisted Personnel (Without Dependents)

Location	E-1	E-2	E-3	E-4	E-5	E-6	E-7	E-8	E-9
BREMERTON	1005	1005	1005	1005	1068	1110	1188	1287	1308
EVERETT	1053	1053	1053	1053	1164	1233	1302	1398	1434
PORT ANGELES	729	729	729	729	810	897	993	1107	1185
SEATTLE	1047	1047	1047	1047	1164	1323	1404	1590	1659
SPOKANE	777	777	777	777	861	915	987	1077	1098
TACOMA	969	969	969	969	1104	1239	1302	1506	1563
WHIDBEY ISLAND	819	819	819	819	924	987	1080	1200	1242
YAKIMA	852	852	852	852	954	1065	1140	1245	1281
ABERDEEN	654	654	654	654	738	843	885	993	1044

Enlisted Personnel (With Dependents)

Location	E-1	E-2	E-3	E-4	E-5	E-6	E-7	E-8	E-9
BREMERTON	1185	1185	1185	1185	1269	1350	14746	1554	1680
EVERETT	1299	1299	1299	1299	1374	1491	1569	1659	1782
PORT ANGELES	972	972	972	972	1080	1197	1323	1461	1581
SEATTLE	1395	1395	1395	1395	1545	1764	1869	1983	2145
SPOKANE	984	984	984	984	1062	1131	1212	1299	1395
TACOMA	1293	1293	1293	1293	1470	1650	1713	1782	1869
WHIDBEY ISLAND	1074	1074	1074	1074	1173	1302	1407	1524	1656
YAKIMA	1137	1137	1137	1137	1218	1341	1380	1425	1482
ABERDEEN	870	870	870	870	960	1122	1182	1245	1296

Warrant Officers (Without Dependents)

Location	W-1	W-2	W-3	W-4	W-5
BREMERTON	1152	1284	1311	1374	1473
EVERETT	1269	1395	1437	1509	1590
PORT ANGELES	930	1104	1188	1230	1356
SEATTLE	1335	1587	1665	1791	1896
SPOKANE	954	1074	1101	1149	1233
TACOMA	1242	1503	1569	1668	1728
WHIDBEY ISLAND	1035	1197	1245	1329	1434
YAKIMA	1104	1242	1284	1350	1389
ABERDEEN	846	990	1047	1137	1197

Warrant Officers (With Dependents)

Location	W-1	W-2	W-3	W-4	W-5
BREMERTON	1353	1491	1623	1701	1791
EVERETT	1494	1605	1713	1806	1917
PORT ANGELES	1200	1380	1548	1593	1644
SEATTLE	1767	1914	2055	2178	2325
SPOKANE	1134	1248	1356	1407	1467
TACOMA	1653	1740	1824	1887	1962
WHIDBEY ISLAND	1305	1455	1596	1677	1770
YAKIMA	1344	1398	1455	1494	1542
ABERDEEN	1125	1209	1287	1299	1314

Officers (Without Dependents)

Location	O-1E	O-2E	O-3E	O-1	O-2	O-3	O-4	O-5	O-6	O-7
BREMERTON	1269	1305	1347	1098	1239	1320	1458	1521	1623	1656
EVERETT	1374	1425	1488	1221	1347	1449	1578	1632	1713	1749
PORT ANGELES	1080	1143	1200	861	1044	1191	1338	1419	1548	1581
SEATTLE	1545	1641	1764	1242	1494	1686	1881	1962	2055	2094
SPOKANE	1062	1092	1131	903	1035	1107	1221	1272	1356	1383
TACOMA	1470	1551	1650	1116	1410	1587	1722	1761	1824	1863
WHIDBEY ISLAND	1173	1230	1302	975	1140	1257	1419	1488	1596	1629
YAKIMA	1218	1272	1338	1053	1191	1296	1386	1410	1452	1482
ABERDEEN	960	1032	1122	780	930	1065	1188	1227	1287	1311

Officers (With Dependents)

Location	O-1E	O-2E	O-3E	O-1	O-2	O-3	O-4	O-5	O-6	O-7
BREMERTON	1470	1605	1713	1278	1347	1617	1827	1974	1995	2013
EVERETT	1587	1698	1824	1386	1488	1710	1959	2136	2157	2181
PORT ANGELES	1353	1524	1599	1095	1194	1542	1662	1743	1761	1779
SEATTLE	1893	2034	2199	1569	1761	2049	2382	2616	2643	2670
SPOKANE	1230	1341	1416	1068	1128	1353	1491	1587	1602	1620
TACOMA	1728	1812	1899	1491	1647	1821	1989	2109	2130	2151
WHIDBEY ISLAND	1431	1575	1692	1188	1299	1590	1809	1959	1980	1998
YAKIMA	1389	1446	1500	1233	1338	1452	1560	1638	1653	1671
ABERDEEN	1194	1275	1302	978	1119	1284	1317	1341	1356	1368

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