Emmons Glacier is the largest glacier on Mount Rainier and is located within a cirque, which is a bowl-shaped hollow at the head of a valley. This cirque, known as Emmons Cirque, was carved out by glacial activity over thousands of years.
The largest Rhode Island Red egg on record weighed around 3.5 ounces. It was laid by a hen in Australia in 1956.
The map of Washington State features a rectangular shape in the northwest corner of the United States. It has a unique outline due to its location along the Pacific Ocean and its border with Canada. Major cities like Seattle and Spokane can be found within its borders.
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-- First, for you, a Social Studies lesson:
George Washington, the "father of our country" and the first president of the USA,
became so popular and so well-known in his lifetime that many different places used
his name. So, when you talk about Farendunk, Catspaw, or Tweedledee, you can
probably get away without mentioning the state it's in. But when you mention
Washington, it's always a good idea to clarify which one you're talking about.
-- Next, also for you, a Geography lesson:
Cities, towns, and states spread over a good deal of land. It's not possible for
a whole state, city, or town to be the same distance from anything.
-- Now, what I have learned:
What you're capable of if you get in too deep before you decide to turn back.
-- Finally, here is the answer to your question. It's definitely somewhere on this list:
Washington, Arkansas . . .
The center of the intersection of Franklin St and US-278, at 33.7749° north latitude,
is 3,752.4 km north of the equator. (rounded)
Washington, Connecticut . . .
The center of the intersection of Wykeham Rd and Green Hill Rd, at 41.6306° north latitude,
is 4,625.2 km north of the equator. (rounded)
Washington, Georgia . . .
The center of the intersection of Toombs Ave and Spring St, at 33.7370° north latitude,
is 3,748.2 km north of the equator. (rounded)
Washington, Iowa . . .
The center of the intersection of Main St and Iowa Ave, at 41.2995° north latitude,
is 4,588.4 km north of the equator. (rounded)
Washington DC . . .
The Washington National Monument, at 38.8895° north latitude,
is 4,320.6 km north of the equator. (rounded)
Washington, Illinois . . .
The center of the intersection of Main St and Peoria St, at 40.7034° north latitude,
is 4,522.1 4,295.0 km north of the equator. (rounded)
Washington, Indiana . . .
The center of the intersection of Walnut St and NE 5th St, at 38.6587° north latitude,
is 4,295.0 km north of the equator. (rounded)
Washington, Kansas . . .
The center of the intersection of E 7th St and 'B' St, at 39.8135° north latitude,
is 4,423.3 km north of the equator. (rounded)
Washington, Louisiana . . .
The center of the intersection of Main St and Grand Prairie Hwy, at 30.6163° north latitude,
is 3,401.5 km north of the equator. (rounded)
Washington, Maine . . .
The center of the intersection of Liberty Rd and Old Union Rd, at 44.2736° north latitude,
is 4,918.8 km north of the equator. (rounded)
Washington, Michigan . . .
The center of the intersection of West Rd and Van Dyke Rd, at 42.7245° north latitude,
is 4,746.7 km north of the equator. (rounded)
Washington, Missouri . . .
The center of the intersection of W 3rd St and Jefferson St, at 38.5579° north latitude,
is 4,283.8 km north of the equator. (rounded)
Washington, North Carolina . . .
The center of the intersection of Market St and W 5th St, at 35.5465° north latitude,
is 3,949.2 km north of the equator. (rounded)
Washington, Nebraska . . .
The center of the intersection of Jefferson St and Lafayette St, at 41.3976° north latitude,
is 4,599.3 km north of the equator. (rounded)
Washington, New Hampshire . . .
The center of the intersection of Cross Rd and S Main St, at 43.1750° north latitude,
is 4,796.7 km north of the equator. (rounded)
Washington, New Jersey . . .
The center of the intersection of Broad St and Washington Ave, at 40.7584° north latitude,
is 4,528.3 km north of the equator. (rounded)
Washington, Oklahoma . . .
The center of the intersection of Morehead Ave and Main St, at 35.0589° north latitude,
is 3,895.0 km north of the equator. (rounded)
Washington, Pennsylvania . . .
The center of the intersection of Chestnut St and Jefferson Ave, at 40.1716° north latitude,
is 4,463.1 km north of the equator. (rounded)
Washington State . . .
The southernmost point on the Washington/Oregon state line, at 45.5436° north latitude,
is 5,059.9 km north of the equator. (rounded)
Washington, Texas . . .
The center of the intersection of FM-1155 and Park Rd 12, at 30.3227° north latitude,
is 3,368.9 km north of the equator. (rounded)
Washington, Utah . . .
The center of the intersection of N 100 E and E Telegraph St, at 37.1303° north latitude,
is 4,125.2 km north of the equator. (rounded)
Washington, Virginia . . .
The center of the intersection of Main St and Middle St, at 38.7135° north latitude,
is 4,301.1 km north of the equator. (rounded)
Washington, Vermont . . .
The center of the intersection of W Corinth Rd and SR-110, at 44.1059° north latitude,
is 4,900.2 km north of the equator. (rounded)
Washington, Wisconsin . . .
The center of the intersection of Main Rd and CR-W, at 45.3948° north latitude,
is 5,043.4 km north of the equator. (rounded)
Washington, West Virginia . . .
The center of the intersection of Dupont Rd and Lake Washington Rd, at 39.2626° north latitude,
is 4,362.1 km north of the equator. (rounded)
Phosphorescence occurs in places all over the world and it happens when small micro organisms " glow" in the water. These plankton like creatures come from the bottom of the ocean where it's dark so they only come out at night. I have seen phosphorescence in the puget sound before and it occurs around the middle of august in the summer but in the sound it only happens in summer. Most of the times I have noticed it's a clear night with no rain.
Mount St. Helens is located in the northern hemisphere, in the state of Washington in the United States.
the answer is feet or meters above sea level
Washington State does not have a mayor it has a Governor and her name is Chris Gregoire. I misspelled her name I'm sure. Cities have mayors, States have Governors. As for the Mayor of the City of Washington DC the name is Adrian Fenty.
An explosive eruption of Mount Rainier covered with snow and glaciers could trigger lahars (mudflows) caused by rapid melting of ice and snow. These lahars would flow downhill, potentially reaching populated areas surrounding the mountain and causing significant damage. The combination of ash, mudflows, and debris could lead to widespread destruction and loss of life.
The driving distance from Mount Saint Helena to Seattle, WA is approximately 730 miles.
Mount St. Helens in the state of Washington erupted on May 18, 1980. The eruption was one of the most significant volcanic events in the United States in recent history, causing widespread destruction and loss of life.
3:00 PM in Washington State (PT) = 5:00 PM in Illinois (CT) 3:00 PM in Washington DC(ET) = 2:00 PM in Illinois (CT)
Snowfall in Camas, Washington is most likely during the winter months, typically from November to February. However, the exact timing and amount of snowfall can vary each year depending on weather patterns and conditions. It's best to check local weather forecasts for the most up-to-date information on potential snowfall in the area.
Spokane's altitude is around 1,843 feet (562 meters) above sea level.
Tacoma got its name from the nearby mountain, Mount Rainier, which was originally called Mount Tacoma. The city was named after the mountain in 1852, but the name was later changed to Mount Rainier.
Yes, Washington state observes Daylight Saving Time. Clocks are moved forward by one hour in the spring and set back by one hour in the fall, following the schedule set by the federal government.
Hurricane Ridge is located in Washington DC. It is a mountainous region of the Olympic National Park. The best way to access it is by road from Port Angeles. The ridge is a major skiing and snowboarding area.
In the Cascade Range in Washington State, common jobs include park rangers, forest firefighters, wilderness guides, ski instructors, and lodge staff. There are also opportunities in conservation, research, and tourism-related roles within the region.
The coldest and wettest town in Washington is likely to be Mazama, located in the North Cascades region. The town receives heavy snowfall in winter and experiences high precipitation levels throughout the year due to its proximity to the mountains.
Stratovolcanoes are also known as composite volcanoes. They are characterized by their steep-sided conical shape, built up by layers of volcanic ash, lava flows, and pyroclastic deposits. They are known for their explosive eruptions and are common along subduction zones.
The climate in Washington state varies due to its diverse geography, but generally, the western part has a marine climate with mild, wet winters and dry summers. The eastern part has a semiarid to arid climate with hot summers and cold winters. Mountainous regions experience heavy snowfall.
There's no city there. That point is in the sea just off the southern coast of
Portugal, about 890 meters from the luxurious Faro beach, and about 2.3 km
from the west end of Runway-10 at the Faro Airport. If you need a city, the
point is about 98 km south-southwest of Huelva, Spain.
No, not even close. Mount Rainier has an elevation of 4,392 feet. The highest point in the U.S. is Mount McKinley at 20,237 feet. The highest point in the contiguous United States is Mount Whitney at 14,505 feet.
The Okanogan Highlands in Washington have a semi-arid climate with hot summers and cold winters. The region experiences low precipitation, with most of it falling as snow in the winter months. This climate can result in warm and dry conditions during the summer, making water management an important consideration for agriculture and natural resource management in the area.