Among the native American names for this mountain is Talol, and a name which can be translated as "larger than Koma." That name lends its name to a city to the north of this mountain. A number of rivers form on some of its glaciers which empty into the Puget Sound, and it is actually a relatively young stratovolcano, though it hasn't erupted in over a century. This is a good thing because Seattle lies a mere 54 miles north of, FTP, what volcano in the Cascade Range?
Among the native American names for this mountain is Talol, and a name which can be translated as "larger than Koma." That name lends its name to a city to the north of this mountain. A number of rivers form on some of its glaciers which empty into the Puget Sound, and it is actually a relatively young stratovolcano, though it hasn't erupted in over a century. This is a good thing because Seattle lies a mere 54 miles north of, FTP, what volcano in the Cascade Range?
Among the native American names for this mountain is Talol, and a name which can be translated as "larger than Koma."
{Mt. Rainier}