Grays Harbor County, Washington

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county county in Washington State

Grays Harbor County, Washington is a coastal county on the Pacific Ocean known for its timber industry, fishing, and access to beaches and rainforests on the Olympic Peninsula.

Aliases (1)

Grays Harbor County ×4

Statements (45)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	county → county in Washington State →
abbreviation	Grays Harbor County →
bordersBodyOfWater	Grays Harbor → Pacific Ocean →
climate	marine west coast climate →
contains	Aberdeen, Washington → Elma, Washington → Hoquiam, Washington → Montesano, Washington → Ocean Shores, Washington → Westport, Washington → coastal beaches → port facilities on Grays Harbor →
country	United States →
countySeat	Montesano, Washington →
governmentType	county government →
hasAccessTo	Olympic National Forest → Olympic Peninsula rainforests →
hasCoastline	yes →
hasIndustry	seafood processing → wood products manufacturing →
hasLandUse	commercial timberlands →
hasPrimaryEconomicSector	commercial fishing → forestry → tourism →
hasRecreation	beach tourism → hiking in coastal forests → sport fishing → surfing →
knownFor	access to Olympic Peninsula recreation → access to Pacific beaches → fishing industry → proximity to temperate rainforests → timber industry →
largestCity	Aberdeen, Washington →
locatedIn	Pacific Northwest →
locatedInTimeZone	Pacific Time Zone →
locatedOn	Pacific Ocean →
namedAfter	Grays Harbor →
partOf	Olympic Peninsula region → Western Washington →
regionType	coastal county →
state	Washington →
subdivisionOf	State of Washington →

Referenced by (11)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Grays Harbor County, Washington ("Grays Harbor County") →	abbreviation
Jefferson County, Washington →	adjacentTo
Jefferson County, Washington →	borderedBy
Lewis County, Washington →	borders
Pacific County, Washington →	bordersCounty
Olympic National Park ("Grays Harbor County") →	county
Mason County, Washington →	hasBorderWith
Seattle metropolitan area ("Grays Harbor County") →	hasCounty
Lake Quinault →	locatedIn
Olympic Peninsula ("Grays Harbor County") →	partlyWithin
U.S. Route 101 →	passesThrough