Olympic National Park

By: Aiman Sabaawy

• State-Washington• Region-West• Capital-Olympia• Longitude-123.50°W• Latitude-47.97°N

• Main Idea: There are many different types of landforms

• Supporting details: Peninsula – old growth forests

• Coastline: Pacific Ocean

• Glacier: Capped Mountains

Hoh Rain Forest

Mount Olympus

• Main Idea: Olympics National Parks culture dates back thousands of years

• Supporting details: American Indians have lived on the Olympic Peninsula for thousands of years

• Explorers, Miners, and loggers had already moved into the big area by the 1800’s

• Elk are the most common animals in the park today

• Main Idea: There are many different types of bodies of water

• Supporting details: Pacific Ocean and the Elwha River

• The strait of Juan-De-Fuca

• Hood Canal and Pidget sound

• Main idea: There are many different types of rocks and minerals

• Supporting details: One type of rock there is Basalt

• There is a lot of sedimentary rock

• There are also many igneous rocks in Olympic National Park

Culture Continued

• Main idea: The culture of Washington state has changed over time.

• Supporting details: First, the Native Americans moved in

• Next, the settlers came to the park

• Now, tourists visit the park