- name "
Queets River"
first appeared on the
Surveyor General's map of
Washington Territory and was
later applied to
other features. The word "
Queets" was...
-
Quinault Indian Nation.
Queets gets its name from the
Queets River which it borders.
According to
William Bright The
Queets River gets its name from...
- on the
Olympic Peninsula in Washington. It is the main
tributary of the
Queets River. The
Clearwater River is 39
miles (63 km) long. Its
drainage basin...
-
Olympic Peninsula is home to
temperate rain forests,
including the Hoh,
Queets Rain Forest, and Quinault. Rain
forest vegetation is
concentrated primarily...
- 8 mi (1.3 km) to the south. Due to
heavy winter snowfalls,
Mount Queets supports the
Queets Glacier in a
cirque on its
north slope,
despite its
modest elevation...
- 329 feet tall; two
others at the last site are just over 96 m tall. The
Queets Spruce is the
largest in the
world with a
trunk volume of 346 m3 (12,200 cu ft)...
-
Mowitch b. 1908 of
Quinault Laura Obi (Sam) b. 1864 of
Queets Charlotte Penn (Kalama) (1924–2010) of
Queets Hazel Purdy (Underwood) b. 1908 of
Taholah Blanche...
- 1953 to
include the
Pacific coastline between the
Queets and Hoh rivers, as well as
portions of the
Queets and
Bogachiel valleys. Even
after ONP was declared...
-
northwestern Minnesota Clearwater River (Oregon) in
Oregon Clearwater River (
Queets River) in
Washington Clearwater River (White River) in the
Clearwater Wilderness...
- leeward, the
major watersheds are: Satsop, Wynoochee, Humptulips, Quinault,
Queets, Hoh, Bogachiel, Sol Duc (all
flowing west into the
Pacific Ocean; with...
