Where is Mount Rainier?

Helloseattle is a song sung by Owl City, which is included in the albums of OceanEyes and OfJune.

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The lyricist likes Seattle, which is beautiful and livable. He writes with emotion.

Seattle is located in the northwest corner of Washington State, between Puget Sound and Lake Washington. The bay is surrounded by the Olympic Mountains in the west, Lake Washington in the east, Lake Samanmi in the east, Issa passing through highland and Tiger Mountain, and the famous Rainier Snow Mountain and Natalie Holler Mountain in the southeast.

Seattle is built in the mountains. Some of the highest places in this city are near the city center. Rivers, forests, lakes and fields are widely distributed in cities. A canal connects Lake Washington with Puget Sound.

2. Who is Rainier Snow Mountain?

Seattle is the largest city in Washington State and the core city in the Pacific Northwest. It is a modern city with high-tech, aerospace, medical and other major industries. Amazon, Hewlett-Packard, Boeing and other companies are located here. In terms of environment, urban construction is very good. It's near the bay. When the weather is fine, you can see Rainier Snow Mountain. There are many national parks such as Rainier and Olympus nearby, as well as many national forest parks. The air quality is good. The urban skyline is also very representative. In terms of education, the flagship campus of the University of Washington is located in Seattle. This university is a famous school, especially good at computer, medicine, nursing, physics, geography, geology, astronomy, statistics and so on. Its campus is beautiful, especially in the cherry blossom season. The Husky team of NCAA Huada is also a traditional strong team, and its home Husky Stadium is known as one of the most beautiful stadiums in the United States, which can accommodate more than 70,000 people. In addition, there are professional teams in Seattle, such as the Mariners in baseball, the Seahawks in football and the Gulf Coast in football. To say the disadvantages, the first is that rainy weather is common in this city, which is not good news for people who like sunshine; Secondly, the geological conditions of this city are unstable. It is located in the subduction zone of the geological plate around Devka, and it is a very common area for earthquakes and volcanoes. According to the data of the US Geological Survey, Seattle is the second largest city in the United States threatened by strong earthquakes, second only to Memphis, because there has been no major earthquake nearby for a long time, and a lot of energy is accumulated in the plate crust. Once released, it will trigger a super earthquake; In addition, Mount Rainier is an active volcano that may erupt at any time. Being in the same mountain range as Mount Saint Laurent, which broke out on a large scale decades ago, poses a certain threat to the urban area.

The distance from Seattle to Los Angeles is about1832km.

Seattle is located on the Pacific coast in the northwest of Washington, USA, between Puget Sound and Lake Washington, with the Olympic Mountain in the west and Lake Washington in the east.

In Seattle, advanced technologies such as aerospace, computer software, bioinformatics, genetic science, telemedicine, electronic equipment, medical equipment and environmental engineering are in a leading position.

Seattle is the center of the performing arts. The Seattle Symphony Orchestra has a history of hundreds of years and is one of the symphony orchestras with the largest number of records published in the world. Seattle is also very diverse and very active in pop music and modern music.

3. Rainier Snow Mountain is located in which state of the United States?

It's China. First of all, China is much bigger than Nepal. In addition, China is full of hills and mountains except the east. Besides, China also has the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, where the mountains are the highest above sea level! Lu and Tang, don't look at Nepal's proximity to Tibet (Qinghai-Tibet Plateau). Although the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau is high in altitude, it is the highest plateau in the world. However, because the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau is formed by the mutual extrusion of the Indian Ocean plate and the Eurasian plate, the altitude south of the Himalayas (including Nepal) is only 300 meters. Look at the Himalayas, it will be very, very high ~

So Nepal is dominated by plains and hills, but it is here that a plain is formed due to back extrusion!

Then, the farther south, the lower the mountain ~! I hope it helps you!

This book consists of two parts. The first part involves Ku Courquin people, Ke Salkan people and white bearded people (foreign countries impart cultural knowledge), who are actually Buddhist missionaries (monks) from China. The time is probably after A.D., and the country of Fusang is like Mexico, and the plant of Fusang is corn.

The second part of the book is about the mountains and rivers of the American continent that Dayu sent people to inspect 4200 years ago. Its main documents are almost faded records, especially the three chapters of Shan Hai Jing, Dongshan Jing and Overseas East longitude (Mertz has not read the full text of Ye Dong Jing because no one has read Shan Hai Jing. Ms. Mertz believes that The Year of Mountains and Seas (to be exact, The Year of Mountains and Seas) is an investigation report of Yu, and its history is very long. One of the reasons is the record in the Five Zang Mountain Classics. Confucius' disciples said: Shang (BC 1765- BC 165438+ 023 BC) had read The Family Language of Confucius. ;

According to the mountains, the distance between the four mountains described by Mertz is miles (3 miles is equivalent to 1 mile) and the related products are strictly compared with the peaks on the map of North America, and it is found that there is a very accurate correspondence between them.

Specifically, there are 12 mountains located in the north and south of New Mexico. From north to south, it is (to be determined), (Medecin Peak), Shilang Peak, Grace Peak, Princeton Peak, Blanca Peak, North Trakys Peak, Manzano Peak, Blanca Mountain, Guadalupe Peak, Bart Peak and Chenati Peak.

There are 17 mountains in the north and south of Wyoming, USA. From north to south, they are Hutt Mountain, Moose Mountain, Stone Carving Place, Wolf Mountain, (to be determined), Medchin Peak, Stone Lang Feng, Hawo Mountain, samit Peak, Chicoma Peak, South Bart Peak, Cox Peak, Animas Peak, Madeira, Bamachik, Kulyakan and Telengero.

There are nine mountains on the west coast of the United States. From north to south, it is Fairweather Mountain, Bojet Mountain, Katz Nadler Mountain, Rupert (Port-au-Prince), Waddington Mountain, Olympus Mountain, Hood Mountain, Shasta Mountain, Los Gatos and Santa Barbara.

The East Fourth Meridian has eight mountains, located in Washington and Oregon, California, USA. From north to south, there are Mount Rainier, Mount Hood, Gushan, Mount Gilhurt, Mount Xianhe, Mount Kenai, Mount Trident and Mount Capitole in Mahon.

For the great pioneering work of Americans who came to China to inspect resources as early as 4,200 years ago, Mertz wrote on the Chinese version of Dongshan Jing, page 100: We can only bow our heads and worship those resolute and fearless Americans who drew a map of snow-capped mountains as early as 4,000 years ago. ;

4. Snow Mountain in Nepal

Canada to Seattle 197 km.

Seattle is located in the northwest corner of Washington State, between Puget Sound and Lake Washington. To the west of the bay is the Olympic Mountain, to the east is Lake Washington, to the east is Lake Samanmi, Isacross Heights and Tiger Mountain, and to the southeast are the famous Rainier Snow Mountain and Natalie Holler Mountain. The coordinates of the city center are 473735 north latitude and 122 1959 west longitude.

5. Mount Rainier

Seattle, also known as Seattle, is located in Washington State in the northwest of the United States.

Washington State is located on the northwest coast of the Pacific Ocean, bordering British Columbia in the north, Oregon in the south, Idaho in the east and the Pacific Ocean in the west. 1889165438+1October 1 1, Washington joined the Federation and became the 42nd state in the United States. California has world giants such as Microsoft, Boeing, Starbucks, ATampt, Amazon, Nintendo, Intel and Hewlett-Packard. There are high-tech parks, such as computers, software, biotechnology and clean energy. 43 world-renowned universities such as the University of Washington.

6. Photos of Rainier Snow Mountain in Seattle

Located in Pierce County, Washington, 54 kilometers southeast of Seattle. Mount Rainier is also divided into Mount Rainier National Park. The nearest city Tacoma (Washington) Tacoma (Washington, IPA:[T? kom？ ) is a port city at the southern tip of Puget Sound, Washington, USA, about between Seattle and Olympia, the state capital. In 2006, the population of Pierce County was 20 1 600, making it the third largest city in the state.

The United States of America spans almost the entire North American continent from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean, ranking fourth in the world, just behind Russian, Canadian and China. Its territory also includes Alaska at the edge of the Arctic and Hawaii as far away as the equator of the Pacific Ocean. The mainland is 4500 kilometers long from east to west, 2700 kilometers wide from north to south, and the coastline is 22680 kilometers long. Most areas have a continental climate, while the south has a subtropical climate. There is a great temperature difference between the central and northern plains. The average temperature in Chicago is MINUS 3 degrees in January and 24 degrees in July. The average temperature in the Gulf Coast in January is 1 1 Celsius, and in July it is 28 Celsius.

The vast land of the United States contains all kinds of natural landscapes. From the warm beaches of Florida to the cold north of Alaska; From the flat and vast grasslands in the central and western regions to the rocky mountains covered with snow all year round, among them, the spectacular Grand Canyon, the extremely long Mississippi River and the thunderous Niagara Falls are particularly famous all over the world.

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The United States is located in the western hemisphere and consists of the United States, Alaska and Hawaii: the United States includes 48 neighboring countries in North America; Alaska is a peninsula in the northwest of North America. Hawaii is an archipelago in the Pacific Ocean. In addition, there are American territories such as Puerto Rico in the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean. Geographically, the word America generally refers to the continental United States, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Guam and the United States Virgin Islands. The United States is adjacent to Canada and Mexico respectively, and faces Russia, Cuba and Bahamas across the sea.

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The total area of the United States (including water and land) is not far from that of People's Republic of China (PRC) (China), and it is the third or fourth largest country in the world according to whether it is included in the claimed territory without actual jurisdiction; These two countries are second only to Russia and Canada but before Brazil. The dispute with China over the territorial area depends on two factors: (1) the legitimacy of China and the territorial claims of the United States to Aksai Chin and Karakorum Corridor. The above areas are also advocated by India, so they are not counted; (b) The way the United States calculates its land area. Since the World Survey was first published, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has made several adjustments to the overall size of the United States. From 1989 to 1996, the total area of the United States is listed as 93726 10 square kilometer (including land and inland waters only). 1997 changed to 962909 1 km2 (the Great Lakes and coastal waters were added), changed to 963 14 18 km2 in 2004, changed to 963 1420 km2 in 2006 and changed to 9631420 km2 in 2007.

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Topography Appalachian Mountains are located on the west side of the Atlantic coastal plain, basically parallel to the coast, with a total length of more than 2,300 kilometers and an altitude of 1 1,000 ~11,500 meters. They consist of several parallel mountains. The inland plain is an inverted triangle, starting from the long border between the United States and Canada in the north and reaching the Rio Grande in the Atlantic coastal plain in the south. The western mountains are composed of two mountains in the west, the Appalachian Mountains in the east, the Sierra Nevada and the Cascade Mountains in the west, all of which are products of old folding movement. Mount Whitney in the Sierra Nevada is 44 18 meters above sea level, which is the highest point in the continental United States. Mount Rainier in Cascade is 4392 meters above sea level, second only to Mount Whitney. The western mountain plateau is composed of Colorado Plateau, Wyoming Plateau, Columbia Plateau and Grand Canyon, which is the most complicated area in the western United States. Located in the northwest of Arizona, the Grand Canyon is composed of a series of winding canyons and gullies, with magnificent momentum and steep rock walls. This is a rare natural landscape in the world.

There are many rivers and lakes in the United States, and the water system is complex. Generally speaking, they can be divided into three major water systems: all the rivers located in the east of the Rocky Mountains and flowing into the Atlantic Ocean are called the western water system of the Greater Mississippi River Basin, mainly including the Mississippi River, the Connecticut River and the Hudson River. Among them, the Mississippi River is 6020 kilometers long, ranking fourth in the world. Rivers that flow into the Pacific Ocean are called the Pacific Water System, including the Colorado River, the Columbia River and the yukon river. The five great lakes in central and eastern North America, including Lake Superior, Lake Michigan, Lake Huron, Lake Erie and Lake Ontario, with a total area of 245,000 square kilometers, are the largest freshwater bodies in the world and are called the Mediterranean Sea in North America. Among them, Lake Michigan belongs to the United States, and the other four lakes are owned by the United States and Canada. Lake Superior is the largest freshwater lake in the world, ranking second only to the Caspian Sea.

Folding climate Most of the climate in the United States is temperate and subtropical, and only the southern tip of Florida Peninsula is tropical. Alaska is located between 60 degrees and 70 degrees north latitude in the United States, belonging to the cold climate zone in the Arctic Circle. Hawaii is located in the south of the Tropic of Cancer and belongs to a tropical climate zone. However, due to its vast territory and complex terrain, the United States can be roughly divided into five climatic zones, with great differences in climate. Affected by the Labrador cold current and the cold air in the north, the northeast temperate climate zone is cold in winter. 1 the average temperature is about -6, and it is mild and rainy in summer. The average temperature in July is about 16, and the average annual rainfall is about1000 mm.

Affected by the Gulf Stream, the subtropical climate zone is warm and humid. 65438+ 10 monthly average temperature 16, July average temperature 24-27, annual average rainfall 1500mm. The continental climate zone in Central Plains is characterized by continental climate, with cold winter (65438+ 10) and hot summer (July-14), with an average temperature of 27-32. The annual average rainfall is1000 ~1500mm. The western plateau has a dry climate and belongs to the inland. Last year, the plateau temperature difference was large. The annual temperature difference in Colorado Plateau is as high as 25, the annual average rainfall is less than 500mm, the desert plateau is less than 250mm, and the maritime climate zone along the Pacific coast is warm in winter and cool in summer, with abundant rainfall. The average temperature in June 5438+ 10 is above 4, the average temperature in July is around 20~22, and the average annual rainfall is around 1500mm.