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Mount Rainier National Park
Photo Gallery
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Flood 2006
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Carbon River Area,
Eastside Roads,
Fire Lookouts,
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Nisqually Road,
Ohanapecosh,
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Tahoma Creek and Westside Road,
Trails and Wilderness,
White River
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Aerial View of Damage on Highway 123
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Aerial View of Meandering Nisqually River
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Aerial View of Sunshine Point Campground
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Assessing the Damage
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Boardwalk at Grove of the Patriarchs
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Boardwalk at Grove of the Patriarchs
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Bottom of the Landslide
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Building an Embankment
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Campsite at Ohanapecosh
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Did You Know?
In 1792, Captain George Vancouver of the British Navy became the first European to sail into the Puget Sound. On the horizon, he noted a large, snowy mountain, known to local Native Americans as Tahoma, Takhoma, or Tacobet. Vancouver named it for his colleague Rear Admiral Peter Rainier.
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Last Updated: April 04, 2007 at 12:56 EST |
