Washington, USA

Washington, located in the northwestern region of the United States along the Pacific Coast, is also one of the northernmost states in the country, bordered by Oregon, Idaho, and Canada. The state includes a large metropolitan area around its largest city, Seattle, and its capital, Olympia. Over 60 percent of the state’s population resides in the Seattle metropolitan area.

Washington is known for its strong economy and diverse industries, producing a wide range of goods, from specialized military equipment to various food products. In addition to being the center of the state’s business and logistics, the Seattle metropolitan area is considered one of the most modern and desirable places to live in the region, offering up-to-date facilities and world-class services.

Washington became part of the United States in 1889. Initially settled by immigrants from the United Kingdom, the state was named after George Washington, one of the most prominent American statesmen and the country’s first president.

The state has several large reservation areas and natural preserves, particularly in its eastern and northern regions. These include the Colville Reservation and Colville National Forest, Yakama Indian Reservation, and North Cascades National Park, among others. With its stunning natural landscapes, Washington is a popular destination for those who enjoy exploring national parks, observing lakes, waterfalls, caves, virgin forests, hills, and small canyons.