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The land can be divided into six geographic regions. The Olympic Mountains stand in Washington’s northwest corner, which is bordered by the Strait of Juan de Fuca in the north and the Pacific Ocean in the west. This wild, wet area contains dense rain forests.

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Nevada is bordered by Oregon and Idaho in the north, Utah and Arizona in the east, and California in the west, and California and Arizona in the south. It’s the most mountainous state in the United States and also the driest.. The state’s land can be divided into three different regions. The Columbia Plateau formed over hardened lava in Nevada’s northeastern corner.