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Washington Geographic Resources

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Washington Geology in the News

Mineral Clubs and Organizations Worldwide: The-Vug.com has an impressive listing of mineral clubs...

Roadside Geology Guides: Since 1972 the “Roadside Geology” series has provided...

Supersized Topographic Maps: The folks at MyTopo.com are now printing supersized...

Earthquake Warning System for the Pacific Northwest: The University of Washington, the University of California...

United States Hydroelectric Capacity: The Energy Information Administration has an article with...

Wall Maps of US States: Raven Maps are beautiful examples of shaded-relief wall...

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Washington River Levels

USGS has a clickable map of Washington rivers and streams that gives you access to real-time river levels throughout Washington. River stage, discharge and other information can be accessed online. Or view a lake and river map of Washington.

Washington Geography Statistics

Area of Washington: 66,544 sq. miles

Washington Population: 6131445

Highest Point in Washington
Mt. Ranier at 14,411 feet feet

Lowest Point in Washington
Pacific Ocean at Sea Level

There are 39 counties in Washington

Washington Earthquakes

The National Earthquake Information Center maintains an Washington earthquake map and an archive of Washington earthquake information.

	San Andreas Fault Map
	Diamonds Don't Form From Coal
	East Africa Rift
	Rare Earth Elements
	Rock Specimen Photographs
	Protecting Coral Reefs
	Blood Diamonds
	What is Geology?

Washington Geological Survey

Researches, archives and publishes information related to the geology, mineral resources and geologic hazards of Washington.

Washington State Department of Natural Resources, Division of Geology and Earth Resources

Geology Articles and Information

	Mount St. Helens
	Mount Rainier
	Teaching Plate Tectonics
	Sea Level Rise Map
	Gold Prospecting
	Debris Flow Hazards
	Pacific Ocean Tsunami
	Basalt
	Debris Flows
	Petroglyphs
	Expansive Soils