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Washington State WASHINGTON STATE

Washington Symbols Washington History Washington Geography Washington Facts

Row 1, Col 1 Apple What is Washington state’s fruit?

1,2 George Washington Which president is shown on the Washington flag?

1,3 The state south of Washington What is Oregon?

1,4 Washington state’s capital What is Olympia?

2,1 Washington’s state flower What is the rhododendron?

2, What is the year Washington became a state?

2,3 Idaho What state is east of Washington?

2,4 Washington State’s seal What is in the center of the Washington state flag?

3,1 Washington state’s tree What is the Western Hemlock?

3,2 The place where Washington’s first apple tree is planted. What is Fort Vancouver?

3,3 Canada What the country north of Washington?

3,4 Washington’s Nickname What is the Evergreen state?

4,1 Washington state’s fish What is the steelhead trout?

4,2 The leaders of the expedition sent out by President Jefferson to explore the Louisiana Purchase land. Who is Lewis and Clark?

4,3 This river forms the southern border of Washington. What is the Columbia River?

4,4 Green and Yellow What is Washington state’s colors?

5,1 The Willow Goldfinch. What is Washington State’s bird?

5,2 Washington’s volcano that erupted in What is Mt. St. Helens?

5,3 Washington State’s Regions What are Coastal, Western Lowlands, Cascade Mountains, Okanagon Highlands and Columbia Plateau.Washington state’s regions?

5,4 The mountain range that divides Washington into 2 different weather regions. What are the Cascade Mountains?