Washington State geology and geography

The five geographic regions of Washington State

• Coastal Region, Puget Sound Lowlands, Cascade Region, Rocky Mountain Region, Columbia Plateau

• Coastal Region, Pacific Northwest Lowlands, Cascade Region, Rocky Mountain Region, Columbia Plateau

• Coastal Region, Puget Sound Lowlands, Himalayan Region, Rocky Mountain Region, Columbia Plateau

• Coastal Region, Puget Sound Lowlands, Cascade Region, Northeastern Valley Region, Columbia Plateau

The region with beach tourism

• Coastal Region

• Puget Sound Lowlands

• Cascade Region

• Columbia Plateau

The region that contains the Olympic Mountain Range and the Temperate Rain Forest

• Coastal Region

• Rocky Mountain Region

• Puget Sound Lowlands

• Cascade Region

The most highly populated region

• Rocky Mountain Regions

• Columbia Plateau

• Coastal Region

• Puget Sound Lowlands

The region of volcanic peaks and great recreation:

Hiking and camping in the summer; skiing and snowboarding in the winter

• Puget Sound Lowlands

• Cascade Region

• Coastal Region

• Columbia Plateau

This region used to be called "The Okanogan Highlands"

• Puget Sound Lowlands

• Coastal Region

• Columbia Plateau

• Rocky Mountain Region

Region that contains the rolling hills of the Palouse, and is known for its agriculture (apples, grapes, wheat, etc.)

• Coastal Region

• Rocky Mountain Region

• Cascade Region

• Columbia Plateau

An economic and trade group of countries that surround the Pacific Ocean

• Pacific Rim

• Ring of Fire

• NAFTA

• Pacific Trade Union

The ring of volcanoes around the Pacific Ocean

• Pacific Rim

• Ring of Fire

• Volcano Alley

• Pacific Tectonic Region

Which picture shows the Rain Shadow Effect?

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