WA Glossary
Tourism
Regions of WA
There She Blows!
Water Power
100

study of the earth's land, water, people & other things

What is geography

100

State Capital

What is Olympia 

100

Olympic Peninsula & sandy beaches

What is the Coastal Range

100

The horseshoe shaped basin in the Pacific Ocean with earthquakes and volcanic reactions

What is the Ring of Fire

100

Largest river in Washington

What is the Columbia River

200

mild climate of WA due to oceanic winds

What is temperate


200

area with sandy beaches

What is the Coastal Range

200
Okanogan Highlands

What is the Rocky Mts. Region

200

May 18, 1980

What is the date of Mt. St. Helens' Eruption

200

electricity that is produced by waterpower

What is hydroelectric

300

Forces within the earth that cause movements of its crust

What is tectonic

300

3 National Parks

What are Olympic NP, Rainier NP and North Cascades NP

300

hydroelectric power

What is the Columbia Plateau

300
huge mud flow containing boulders and uprooted trees

What are lahars

300

The two Columbia tributaries in the tri-cities

What are the Yakima River and the Snake River

400

location and arrangement of natural and human features of land

What are spatial patterns

400
area with mining ghost towns

What is the Rocky Mt. region

400

tulip & daffodil fields

What is the Puget Sound Lowlands

400
wheat growing area of the state due to lava 
What are the Palouse Hills
400
the dry streambed scientists believe was formed by glaciers

What is the Grand Coulee

500

a mixture of fine volcanic ash and dust carried by the wind

What is loess

500

8th Wonder of the World

What is Grand Coulee Dam

500

the economic region that WA is a part of

What is the Pacific Rim

500

5 volcanic Mts. in the Cascade Range

Mt. Baker, Glacier Peak, Mt. Rainier, Mt. Adam & Mt. St. Helens

500
the lake scientists believe was made by glacial floods

What is Lake Missoula

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