Olympic Peninsula

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The Olympic Peninsula is a large, forested landmass in northwestern Washington State known for its rugged Pacific coastline, temperate rainforests, and Olympic National Park.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic region
peninsula
borderedBy Hood Canal
Pacific Ocean
Juan de Fuca Strait
surface form: Strait of Juan de Fuca
climate marine west coast climate
contains Aberdeen, Washington
Queets Rain Forest
surface form: Bogachiel Rain Forest

Bogachiel River
Cape Flattery
Dosewallips River
Dungeness River
Elwha River
Forks, Washington
Hamma Hamma River
Hoh Rain Forest
Hoh River
Hoquiam, Washington
surface form: Hoquiam

Hurricane Ridge
Kalaloch
La Push
Lake Crescent
Lake Quinault
Neah Bay
Ocean Shores
Olympic Mountains
Olympic National Forest
Olympic National Park
Ozette Lake
Pacific coastline
Port Angeles
Port Townsend, Washington
surface form: Port Townsend

Queets Rain Forest
Queets River
Quinault Rain Forest
Quinault River
Ruby Beach
Sequim, Washington
surface form: Sequim

Shi Shi Beach
Skokomish River
Sol Duc Hot Springs
Sol Duc Valley
mountain ranges
rugged coastline
temperate rainforests
country United States of America
surface form: United States
ecoregion temperate rainforest
hasFeature glaciated peaks
old-growth forests
remote wilderness areas
wild rivers
hasIndigenousInhabitants Hoh people
Klallam (S’Klallam) peoples
surface form: Klallam people

Makah people
Quileute people
Quinault people
highestPoint Mount Olympus
knownFor heavy rainfall
high biodiversity
rugged Pacific coastline
temperate rainforests
locatedIn Pacific Northwest
Washington
surface form: Washington State
locatedNorthOf Grays Harbor
locatedOn Pacific Ocean
locatedSouthOf Juan de Fuca Strait
surface form: Strait of Juan de Fuca
locatedWestOf Puget Sound
majorEconomicActivities fishing
forestry
tourism
partlyWithin Clallam County, Washington
surface form: Clallam County

Grays Harbor County, Washington
surface form: Grays Harbor County

Jefferson County, Washington
Mason County, Washington
partOf Puget Sound region
surface form: Western Washington
protectedBy Olympic National Forest
Olympic National Park
traversedBy U.S. Route 101

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Port Townsend, Washington partOf Olympic Peninsula
this entity surface form: Olympic Peninsula region
Olympic National Forest locatedOn Olympic Peninsula
Hoquiam, Washington locatedOn Olympic Peninsula
Quilcene, Washington locatedOn Olympic Peninsula
Brinnon, Washington locatedIn Olympic Peninsula
Dosewallips State Park locatedIn Olympic Peninsula
Clallam Bay, Washington region Olympic Peninsula
Lake Cushman locatedOn Olympic Peninsula
Chimacum, Washington locatedIn Olympic Peninsula
Chimacum, Washington locatedInRegion Olympic Peninsula
this entity surface form: North Olympic Peninsula
Kitsap Peninsula eastOf Olympic Peninsula
Kitsap Peninsula separatedFrom Olympic Peninsula
Sequim, Washington locatedIn Olympic Peninsula
La Push, Washington locatedInRegion Olympic Peninsula
Hoh River locatedIn Olympic Peninsula
Elwha River locatedIn Olympic Peninsula
Shelton, Washington locatedNear Olympic Peninsula
Shelton, Washington isPartOf Olympic Peninsula
this entity surface form: Greater Olympic Peninsula region
Skokomish River partOf Olympic Peninsula
Duckabush River locatedIn Olympic Peninsula
Quinault people region Olympic Peninsula
Ozette Lake locatedIn Olympic Peninsula
Port Ludlow, Washington locatedOn Olympic Peninsula
Port Ludlow, Washington partOf Olympic Peninsula
this entity surface form: Olympic Peninsula region
Admirals Cove, Washington locatedNear Olympic Peninsula
this entity surface form: Olympic Peninsula (across Puget Sound)
Sol Duc Hot Springs locatedOn Olympic Peninsula
La Push region Olympic Peninsula
Quileute people traditionalTerritory Olympic Peninsula
Makah people primaryLocation Olympic Peninsula
Hoh people traditionalTerritory Olympic Peninsula
Dungeness River locatedOn Olympic Peninsula
Olympic Peninsula foothills locatedIn Olympic Peninsula
U.S. Numbered Highways in Washington serves Olympic Peninsula
Quilcene locatedOn Olympic Peninsula
Dosewallips River locatedIn Olympic Peninsula
Quinault River locatedOn Olympic Peninsula
Queets River locatedIn Olympic Peninsula
Washington State Route 20 traverses Olympic Peninsula
Victoria City locatedNear Olympic Peninsula
subject surface form: Victoria
Olympic Peninsula rainforests locatedIn Olympic Peninsula
Treaty of Neah Bay locationSigned Olympic Peninsula
Treaty of Neah Bay appliesToJurisdiction Olympic Peninsula
Olympic Wilderness locatedOn Olympic Peninsula
Olympic marmot endemicTo Olympic Peninsula
Olympic coven namedAfter Olympic Peninsula
Quileute traditionalTerritory Olympic Peninsula
Hamma Hamma River locatedOn Olympic Peninsula
Point of the Arches locatedIn Olympic Peninsula
Marymere Falls Trail region Olympic Peninsula
Strait of Juan de Fuca watershed borders Olympic Peninsula