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Olympic Peninsula
The Olympic Peninsula is a large peninsula located in the west of the state of the Washington. In winter, there is suffered from many brutal weather. There are not only mountains covered with snows and forests, but also many beautiful lakes. Indian was mainly used to hunt and fish there. According to the recent research, however, Indian used there for many and varied purposes especially using a lot of grasses at highland. A lot of Indian died there since diseases were brought by the European and a colonist. Moreover, there are many national parks. One of them is Olympic national park. This national park is as large as the Nara prefecture. The Olympic Peninsula has many natural features. Olympic mountain is one of them. Olympic mountain,

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