Washington The Evergreen State Presentation by Ainsley Shelsta
Washington The Evergreen State Presentation by: Ainsley Shelsta
Statehood � Washington became a state on November 11, 1889. � Washington’s population is 6, 971, 406 which was recorded in the 2013 census.
Cities � Washington’s state capital is Olympia. � Washington’s largest city is Seattle, and its population is 608, 660 which was recorded in the 2010 census
� Washington Geography is in the West Region. � There are 2 states that border Washington. Those states are Oregon and Idaho.
State Symbols State Fruit � Washington’s state fruit is the apple. State Vegetable Washington’s state vegetable is the Walla onion.
More State Symbols State Fish � Washington’s state fish is the rainbow trout. State Bird Washington’s state bird is the American goldfinch.
Even More State Symbols State Fossil � Washington’s state fossil is the Columbian Mammoth. State Dance � Washington’s state dance is the square dance.
Even More State Symbols State Amphibian � Washington’s state amphibian is the Pacific chorus frog. State Marine Mammal � Washington’s state marine mammal is the orca whale.
Even More State Symbols State Insect � Washington’s state insect is the green darner dragonfly. State Grass � Washington’s state grass is the bluebunch wheatgrass.
Even More State Symbols State Flower � Washington’s state flower is the rhododendronmacroph yllum. State Tree � Washington’s is the tsuga heterophylla. state tree
Even More State Symbols State Gemstone � Washington’s state gemstone is petrified wood. State Seal � Washington’s state seal.
Famous Citizens � Nathan Adrian-3 time olympic gold medallist � Dyan Cannon-She was a famous actor. � Bob Barker-Host for The Price is Right.
Temperatures � Average high temperature in Washington is 45°-69°F. � Average low temperature in Washington is 36° -52°F.
Sources � Harcourt � Atlas Social Studies Book � http: //i. a. cnn. net � http: //newspaper-world. com � http: //4. bp. blogspot. com � http: //www. nndb. com � http: //blog. salvationarmyusa. org � http: //en. wikipedia. org � http: //www. builttosell. com � http: //en. wikipedia. org
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