Top Earth Sciences Schools in Washington

Interested in a graduate degree in Earth Sciences from a top program within the state of Washington? We offer rankings of best Washington Earth Sciences graduate programs. Review the following schools to see requirements for Master and Doctoral degrees in the area of Earth Sciences.

Washington

Washington [ w ɔ ʃ ɪ ŋ tən], abbreviation Wash. Post officially WA, state located in the Pacific Northwest, on the border with Canada, 172,332 km ²; (2015) 7.17 million residents (1960: 2.85 million, 1980: 4.13 million, 2000: 5.89 million residents); The capital is Olympia. Washington is divided into 39 administrative districts (counties).

Law and Politics

Constitution of 1889 (with later amendments): Senate with 49, House of Representatives with 98 members. Washington is represented in Congress by 2 senators and 10 MPs.

Population

Of the population (2014) 80.7% are white, 8.2% Asian, 4.1% black, 1.9% Indians and 5.1% others. The Indians live in 27 Indian reservations. Biggest cities are Seattle, Spokane and Tacoma.

Olympia (USA)

Olympia, [ə ʊ l ɪ mp ɪ ə], capital of the State of Washington, USA, the port at the southern end of the Pugetsundes, 44 000 residents; College; Washington State Library; Timber industry, fishing and oyster farming.

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