Title: Puget Sound Lowlands - WASHINGTON'S REGIONS
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Puget Sound Lowlands
Geography and Climate
Attractions in the Puget Sound
Seattle Attractions
Why This is The Best Region
Map Of Puget Sound Lowlands
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Content: Puget Sound Lowlands - WASHINGTON'S REGIONS
Puget Sound Lowlands
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Geography and Climate
The Puget Sound Lowlands, or the I-5 Corridor, is the most populated region of Washington. It holds most of the big cities and industries, including seaports, airports, and companies like Boeing and Microsoft. There are even some agricultural lands including the Skagit Valley and Chehalis and Cowlitz. It’s made up of the land between the Puget Sound and the Cascade Mountains and Oregon is to the South and Canada to the North. The climate in the Puget Sound Lowlands varies all around, but it’s most the same thing. In the Puget Sound Lowlands, it pretty much rains all year round. Because of the climate here, activities like camping, fishing, and hiking are very popular. There’s a lot of tourism here in places like the capital city of Olympia, Seattle, and the San Juan Islands. ​ (Dakoda Rabieh,2017)
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Attractions in the Puget Sound

There are lots of exciting places to visit all around the Puget sound area The San Juan Islands such as Lopez Island, Orcas Island, and Friday Harbor Island and more.