Olympic Mountains
Americanplural noun
plural noun
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Charge your phone to ensure photos of the Olympic Mountains, Strait of Juan de Fuca and Vancouver Island — and, on a nice day, Mount Baker to the west.
From Seattle Times
In the same time, wildlife officials moved hundreds of goats to the area, from the Olympic Mountains.
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About 217 of the collared goats were moved from the Olympic Mountains.
From Seattle Times
The summit of Pilchuck features one of the best-preserved fire lookouts in Washington, with amazing views of the Cascade volcanoes and the Olympic Mountains.
From Seattle Times
If the world continues to emit greenhouse gases at its current pace, the North Cascades, Olympic Mountains, Puget Sound lowlands and the Western Oregon Cascades could see at least twice as much fire activity in the 30 years following 2035, according to new research led by Alex Dye, a faculty research associate in the Oregon State University College of Forestry.
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