- (Nooksack: Kweq' Smánit; Lushootseed: təqʷubəʔ), also
known as Koma
Kulshan or
simply Kulshan, is a 10,781 ft (3,286 m)
active glacier-covered
andesitic stratovolcano...
- The
story of Komo
Kulshan and his two
wives is a
Lummi tale
describing the
creations of
landmarks in the
Pacific Northwest. The
story can be
broken down...
- up
Kulshan or
kushan in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Kulshan is a name for Koma
Kulshan, the
volcano otherwise known as
Mount Baker.
Kulshan can...
- The
Kulshan caldera is a
Pleistocene volcano in the
North Cascades of
Washington and one of the few
calderas identified in the
entire Cascade Range. It...
-
Kulshan was a
steamship which operated on
Puget Sound from 1910
until 1929. When built,
Kulshan was one of a
newer type of
inland steamships constructed...
- The MV
Kulshan was a p****enger
ferry operated by the
Washington State ferry system on
Puget Sound from 1970 to 1982. The
Kulshan started her maritime...
- The Koma
Kulshan Project is a 13.3 MW run-of-the-river
hydroelectric generation facility on the
slopes of
Mount Baker, a
stratovolcano in
Washington state's...
- 1935,
reopening as a
junior high in 1937 and a
middle school in 1967.
Kulshan Middle School Shuksan Middle School Whatcom Middle School The
school was...
- The
summit of
Mount Baker (
Kulshan) is the
highest point of the
northern Cascade Range. The
elevation of
Mount Baker (
Kulshan)
includes an
adjustment of...
- Bellingham, Washington. The
school serves students primarily from Whatcom,
Kulshan, and
Shuksan Middle Schools.
Bellingham High
School was
dedicated on February...
