Describe Washington state

Answer 1

it has alot of rivers like * Nooksack River * Samish River * Skagit River ** Baker River ** Sauk River *** Suiattle River *** White Chuck River ** Cascade River * Stillaguamish River ** Boulder River * Snohomish River ** Pilchuck River ** Skykomish River *** Sultan River *** Wallace River *** Beckler River **** Rapid River ** Snoqualmie River *** Tolt River *** Raging River *** Pratt River *** Taylor River * Pipers Creek * Lake Washington Ship Canal/Lake Washington ** Thornton Creek ** Sammamish River ** Kelsey Creek ** Coal Creek ** Cedar River *** Rex River ** Juanita Creek * Duwamish River ** Black River (historical) *** Cedar River (historical) ** Green River *** White River (historical) * Puyallup River ** Stuck River *** White River **** Clearwater River **** Greenwater River ** Carbon River ** Mowich River * Chambers Creek ** Clover Creek * Nisqually River ** Mashel River * Deschutes River * Skokomish River * Hamma Hamma River * Duckabush River * Dosewallips River * Big Quilcene River * Dungeness River ** Gray Wolf River * Elwha River ** Lillian River ** Lost River ** Haynes River * Pysht River * Hoko River * Sekiu River * Lyre River * Sooes River * Ozette River ** Big River * Quillayute River ** Dickey River ** Bogachiel River *** Calawah River **** Sitkum River ** Sol Duc River * Hoh River * Queets River ** Clearwater River *** Solleks River ** Salmon River *** Sams River * Raft River * Quinault River * Moclips Rive

Answer 2

Diverse. Washington state possesses a temperate rainforest near the Olympic Mountains, and a desert in Eastern Washington. It is the birthplace of Boeing, Microsoft, Amazon.com, Jimi Hendrix and Nirvana (the band). It was the launch point for the Yukon Gold Rush. It is the only state of the 48 contiguous U.S. states to have had a volcanic eruption in the 21st century (Mount Saint Helens erupted again in 2004). It includes two major mountain ranges: the Olympic Mountains (which are folded, non-volcanic mountains along the Pacific Coast) and the Cascade mountains (which are volcanic and include Mount Rainier and Mount Saint Helens). It possess the largest North American river that dumps into the Pacific Ocean, the Columbia River (which also partially serves as its border with Oregon, the next southernmost state) and that river produces more hydroelectric power than any other river in North America. Mount Baker, in the southern part of the state, set a world record in 1999 for snowiest season with 95 feet of snow.

Seattle is known as the "coffee capital" of the U.S. for consuming a lot of coffee and being the headquarters for a number of coffee companies, including Starbucks. Washington State is probably most famous for its apples.

Western Washington tends to experience very mild temperatures, not often getting below freezing and not often getting above 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Washington state produces the most raspberries, peas, hops, spearmint oil, apples, cherries, pears, peppermint oil, concord grapes, carrots, and Niagara grapes of any U.S. state.