Jefferson County, Washington

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county in Washington State

Jefferson County, Washington is a largely rural county on the Olympic Peninsula known for its rugged Pacific coastline, forests, and inclusion of parts of Olympic National Park.

Statements (51)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	county in Washington State →
borderedBy	Clallam County, Washington → Grays Harbor County, Washington → Island County, Washington (across Admiralty Inlet) → Kitsap County, Washington (across Hood Canal) → Mason County, Washington →
bordersBodyOfWater	Hood Canal → Pacific Ocean → Strait of Juan de Fuca →
climate	marine west coast climate →
contains	Brinnon, Washington → Chimacum, Washington → Dosewallips River → Duckabush River → Hoh Rain Forest → Hoh River → Kalaloch → Lake Crescent (eastern portion vicinity) → Mount Olympus (Washington) → Nordland, Washington → Olympic National Forest → Olympic National Park → Port Ludlow, Washington → Port Townsend, Washington → Quilcene, Washington → Quinault River (upper reaches) →
country	United States of America →
countySeat	Port Townsend, Washington →
FIPSCode	53031 →
GNISID	1533237 →
hasCharacteristic	heavily forested → largely rural → rugged coastline →
hasGovernmentType	county government →
hasMajorEconomicSector	fishing → forestry → government services → tourism →
hasProtectedArea	Dosewallips State Park → Fort Flagler Historical State Park → Fort Townsend Historical State Park → Fort Worden Historical State Park → Olympic National Forest → Olympic National Park →
largestCity	Port Townsend, Washington →
locatedIn	Olympic Peninsula →
locatedOn	west coast of Washington →
namedAfter	Thomas Jefferson →
partOf	Olympic Peninsula region →
state	Washington →
timeZone	Pacific Time Zone →

Referenced by (4)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Clallam County, Washington →	bordersCounty
Mason County, Washington →	hasBorderWith
Olympic Peninsula →	partlyWithin
U.S. Route 101 →	passesThrough