Editing Forks, Washington (section)

==Transportation==
[[File:Forks Airport.jpg|thumb|right|Aerial view of [[Forks Municipal Airport]]]]

[[Forks Municipal Airport]] {{Airport codes|||S18}} is located in Clallam County, {{convert|1|mi|km|1}} southwest of Forks. The airport has six based aircraft, including 3 single-engine aircraft and 3 helicopters. The latest available data indicate that the airport had a total of 13,550 annual operations. Runway 4-22 is Forks Municipal Airport's sole runway. This runway is {{convert|2400|ft|m}} long, {{convert|75|ft|m}} wide, is equipped with medium intensity runway lighting, and has an asphalt surface. Approaches to both ends of this runway are visual.<ref>[http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/NR/rdonlyres/94A8DA72-7A1F-4771-B0E1-3EB73A6932AA/0/OR_Forks.pdf Forks Municipal Airport]</ref>

Forks is served by two public transit agencies. Clallam Transit route 17 provides local service in Forks, while three other routes provide connections to Port Angeles (14), La Push (15), and Clallam Bay and Neah Bay (16). Jefferson Transit runs an "Olympic Connection" bus that provides service on Highway 101 south of Forks as far as Lake Quinault. From there, transfers to Aberdeen are available via Grays Harbor transit. All five of these bus routes serve Forks six days a week, with no service on Sundays.