Washington: Rivers, Lakes and Landforms

Rivers, Lakes and Landforms of Washington

This map covers the physical features of Washington: regions, mountains and hills, rivers, lakes, peninsulas, landmarks, and oceans and seas. Students in grades 5–12 learn where each one is by clicking the map. Start with the best-known features, then add more as you go.

Quick questions

Which mountains and hills are on the Washington map?

Cascade Range, Olympic Mountains and Blue Mountains.

Which rivers are on the Washington map?

Columbia River, Snake River, Yakima River, Spokane River, Skagit River and Okanogan River, and more.

Everything on this map

• Columbia Plateau
• Puget Sound Lowland
• Okanogan Highlands

• Cascade Range
• Olympic Mountains
• Blue Mountains

• Columbia River
• Snake River
• Yakima River
• Spokane River
• Skagit River
• Okanogan River
• Cowlitz River
• Chehalis River
• Pend Oreille River
• Palouse River
• Snoqualmie River

• Lake Chelan
• Lake Roosevelt
• Lake Washington
• Banks Lake
• Potholes Reservoir

• Olympic Peninsula

• Mount Rainier
• Mount St. Helens
• Mount Baker
• Mount Adams
• San Juan Islands
• Grand Coulee Dam
• Cape Flattery
• Palouse
• Dry Falls

• Pacific Ocean
• Puget Sound
• Strait of Juan de Fuca

Teachers: run a Class Conquest with your whole class, or see what a Teacher code unlocks.

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• Washington: Counties and County Seats
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• Arkansas: Major Cities
• Asia: Countries and Capitals