Everett is the 6th largest city in Washington and the largest city in Snohomish County. It is home to the largest public marina on the west coast of the United States, the Port of Everett. The port has frequent whale watching tours where you can spy on migrating grey whales or Orca killer whales. Everett also houses the largest building in the world, the Boeing Assembly Plant. When measured by volume, it comes in at 116.5 million cubic feet. The city of Everett is crawling with interesting places. One example is the Museum of Flight Restoration Center at Paine Field, where old planes are rebuilt to like new for the public to view. There is also the Waterfront which is located at the mouth of the Snohomish River and is home to Naval Station Everett, Port of Everett and a Kimberly-Clark paper mill. Jetty Island is a man made island near Port Everett and is a popular skimboarding and kite flying spot. Nishiyama Gardens is a traditional Japanese garden at the Nippon Business Institute at the Everett Community College and holds a section of the famous Kintai Bridge. These attractions and more can be found in the Washington yellow pages. Like most cities in Washington, parks are a large part of the cityscape. Everett is home to 40 parks such as Walter E. Hall Park, Forest Park, Langus Riverfront Park and Kasch Park. The largest local business is the Boeing assembly plant where the Boeing 747, 767, 777, and the new 787 models are constructed. Details on other businesses like Fluke Electronics, Esterline Control Systems and Kimberly-Clark can be found in the business directory.