Mount Rainier

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Mount Rainier is a massive glaciated stratovolcano in Washington State and one of the most prominent and potentially hazardous volcanoes in the United States.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Cascade Volcano
active volcano
glaciated volcano
mountain
stratovolcano
country United States of America
county Lewis County
Pierce County
elevation 14411 feet
4392 meters
firstAscent 1870
firstAscentBy Hazard Stevens
Philemon Beecher Van Trump
geologicalAge Pleistocene to Holocene
glaciatedArea largest glaciated peak in contiguous United States
governingBody National Park Service
surface form: U.S. National Park Service
hasClimbingRoute Disappointment Cleaver route
Emmons–Winthrop route
hasGlacier Carbon Glacier
Emmons Glacier
Nisqually Glacier
Tahoma Glacier
Winthrop Glacier
hasTrail Wonderland Trail
hazardType debris avalanche
lahar
pyroclastic flow
isHighestPointOf Cascade Range
Washington
surface form: Washington State
isPopularFor hiking
mountaineering
ski touring
isVisibleFrom Seattle
Tacoma, Washington
surface form: Tacoma
isVolcanicHazardTo Puyallup Valley
Seattle metropolitan area
Tacoma, Washington
surface form: Tacoma
lastEruption 19th century
locatedIn Pacific Northwest
United States of America
surface form: United States

Washington
surface form: Washington State
namedAfter Rear Admiral Peter Rainier
namedBy George Vancouver
nationalParkEstablished 1899
nativeName Tacoma, Washington
surface form: Tacoma

Tahoma
partOf Cascade Range
Cascade Volcanic Arc
prominence 13211 feet
4027 meters
state Washington
topographicIsolation greater than 100 kilometers
UNESCOStatus World Heritage tentative list (as part of U.S. national parks proposals)
volcanicArcOrBelt Cascade Volcanic Arc
volcanoType stratovolcano
withinProtectedArea Mount Rainier National Park

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Subject: Mount Rainier
Description of subject: Mount Rainier is a massive glaciated stratovolcano in Washington State and one of the most prominent and potentially hazardous volcanoes in the United States.

Referenced by (107)

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Cascade Volcanic Arc hasVolcano Mount Rainier
Cascade Volcanic Arc highestVolcano Mount Rainier
Pacific Crest Trail passesNear Mount Rainier
Mauna Loa isHigherThan Mount Rainier
Cascade Range highestPoint Mount Rainier
Cascade Range notablePeak Mount Rainier
Washington contains Mount Rainier
Kerry Park viewOf Mount Rainier
Tacoma, Washington locatedNear Mount Rainier
Tacoma, Washington namedAfter Mount Rainier
this entity surface form: Mount Tacoma
Tacoma, Washington namedAfter Mount Rainier
Mount Rainier, Maryland namedAfter Mount Rainier
Mount Rainier National Park contains Mount Rainier
Mount Baker isNorthOf Mount Rainier
Elliott Bay hasViewOf Mount Rainier
Rainier, Oregon namedAfter Mount Rainier
Pierce County hasAreaFeature Mount Rainier
Sanford Robinson Gifford notableWork Mount Rainier
this entity surface form: Mount Rainier, Bay of Tacoma
Lewis County, Washington locatedNear Mount Rainier
Washington, United States highestPoint Mount Rainier
subject surface form: Washington (state)
Ultras of North America includesPeak Mount Rainier
Beacon Hill hasViewOf Mount Rainier
High Cascades contains Mount Rainier
Tacoma Rainiers nameOrigin Mount Rainier
Queen Anne, Seattle hasViewOf Mount Rainier
this entity surface form: Mount Rainier (on clear days)
Seattle skyline backdropFeature Mount Rainier
Changing Form viewOf Mount Rainier
Albert Kerry and Katherine Kerry hasViewOf Mount Rainier
subject surface form: Kerry Park
Queen Anne residential neighborhood overlooks Mount Rainier
subject surface form: Queen Anne (Seattle neighborhood)
this entity surface form: Mount Rainier (on clear days)
Takoma Park, Maryland namedAfter Mount Rainier
Ken Arnold associatedWith Mount Rainier
NOAA Ship Rainier namedAfter Mount Rainier
Rainier Fog titleInspiredBy Mount Rainier
Ragnar hasVariant Mount Rainier
this entity surface form: Rainier
Rear Admiral Peter Rainier familyName Mount Rainier
subject surface form: Peter Rainier
this entity surface form: Rainier
Rear Admiral Peter Rainier honouredBy Mount Rainier
subject surface form: Peter Rainier
Tahoma alsoKnownAs Mount Rainier
Carbon Glacier locatedOn Mount Rainier
Carbon Glacier drainsFrom Mount Rainier
Carbon Glacier surfaceFeatureOf Mount Rainier
Puyallup Valley downstreamFrom Mount Rainier
Disappointment Cleaver route summits Mount Rainier
Wonderland Trail encircles Mount Rainier
Philemon Beecher Van Trump climbed Mount Rainier