The backbone of the Evergreen State is the Cascade Range with its prominent volcanoes such as Mount Rainier and Mount St. Helens. The extremely humid Pacific coast supports temperate rainforests. Most people live along the shores of the Puget Sound with the largest city Seattle and the capital Olympia.
Seattle | Space Needle and CBD
Seattle | Space Needle and CBD
Seattle panorama
Seattle panorama
Seattle | Waterfront
Seattle | CBD
Seattle | Space Needle
Seattle | Skyscraper
Seattle | Old and new in the CBD
Seattle | Old factory
Seattle | Firehouse Alley
Seattle | Pioneer Square with Smith Tower
Seattle | Lake Union
Olympia | Washington State Capitol
Tacoma Narrows Bridges
Juan de Fuca Strait and Olympic Mountains
Olympic NP | Subalpine fir
Olympic NP | Subalpine fir
Olympic NP | Douglas fir
Olympic NP | Hoh Rainforest
Olympic NP | Hoh Rainforest
Olympic NP | Hoh Rainforest
Olympic NP | Hoh Rainforest
Olympic NP | Hoh Rainforest
Olympic NP | Hoh Rainforest
Olympic NP | Hoh Rainforest
Olympic NP | Hoh Rainforest
Olympic NP | Hoh Rainforest
Olympic NP | Hoh Rainforest
Olympic NP | Hoh Rainforest
Toutle River Valley
Toutle River Valley
Coldwater Lake
Cascade Range | Afforestation with Noble fir
Cascade Range | Afforestation with Noble fir
Mount St. Helens | Lava dome
Mount St. Helens | Erosion patterns
Mount St. Helens
Mount St. Helens
Mount St. Helens
Columbia Basin | Overlay
Columbia Basin | Overlay
Columbia Basin | Snake River
Irrigation patterns (Oregon)
Irrigation patterns (Oregon)