Olympic National Park By: Aiman Sabaawy

State-Washington Region-West Capital-Olympia Longitude °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