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As part of the vast Oregon Country, Washington territory was visited by Spanish,
American, and British explorers—Bruno Heceta for Spain in 1775, the American
Capt. Robert Gray in 1792, and Capt. George Vancouver for Britain in 1792–1794.
Lewis and Clark explored the Columbia River region and coastal areas for the U.S.
in 1805–1806.
Rival American and British settlers and conflicting territorial claims threatened war in the early 1840s. However, in 1846 the Oregon Treaty set the boundary at the 49th parallel and war was averted. Capital City: Olympia Washington: State of Washington Official Web site Admission to Statehood: Click for Date & List Airports: Airports Map | Airport Links Amtrak: Northwest Area: 71303 sq.mi, 18th Land 66582 sq. mi., 20th Water 4721 sq.mi., 11th Coastline 157 mi., 12th Shoreline 3,026 mi., 10th Area Codes: Washington Biographies: Famous People from Washington Bird: American Goldfinch Border States: Regional List Idaho Oregon Cam World: Live Web Cams City Guides: Washington Climate: Washington Counties: Washington Community Pages: Washington Cities, Towns, Communities List Constitution: 42nd State County Profile: County Map 39 Counties Courts: Judicial System Current Events: Washington News Headlines Department of: Education | Certification | University of Washington | Washington State University Driving: DOL Economy: Agriculture: Seafood, dairy products, apples, cattle, wheat, potatoes, nursery stock. Industry: Aerospace, software development, food processing, paper products, lumber and wood products, chemical products, Fast Facts & Trivia: USA States List Flag: Washington (WA) Flower: Pink Rhododendron Rhododendron macrophyllum Genealogical Resources:
Geographic Center: 10 miles westsouthwest of Wenatchee Geology Maps: Washington Ghost Towns: Ghost Towns Governor: Office of Governor Highest Point: Mt. Rainier; 14,410 feet, 4th Highways: Washington Highways History: History Timeline • Sec of State Info Historical Hotels, Motels & Inns: Washington Kids Corner: State of Washington Kids Site Largest City Guides: Seattle Spokane Tacoma Vancouver Bellevue Everett Federal Way Kent Yakima Bellingham Library: Washington License Plates: Washington Lighthouses: Alki Point | Browns Point | Cape Disappointment | Grays Harbor | Lime Kiln | North Head | Swiftsure Lightship Lottery: Washington Lowest Point: Pacific coast, sea level, 3rd Map: Map of the State of Washington Motto: Alki Bye and Bye Museums: The Virtual Library Name: Washington named after George Washington National Forest: Washington Newspapers: Washington Population: Quick facts 5,894,121; 15th, 12/00 Real Estate: Every Washington City, Town & Community Representatives: Washington House: Members | Washington Senate: Members | US House: 110th Congress | US Senate: 110th Congress Road Side America: Washington School Directory: Washington Soil: Washington - Tokul Song: Washington • USA State Song List Sports: Washington Teams State Parks: Washington - Visitors guide to Washington's splendid state parks Symbols: WA Symbols | Washington Symbols and Emblems Tourism: www.tourism.wa.gov Travel: Washington Travel Tree: Western Hemlock Tsuga heterophylla Veteran Affairs: Washington VA Visitor Guides: Washington - Washington State Tourism Home Page. Weather: Olympia, Olympia Airport | |||
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