Hoh Indian Reservation

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The Hoh Indian Reservation is a small Native American reservation in western Washington State that is home to the Hoh Tribe along the Pacific coast and lower Hoh River.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indian reservation
borderedBy Olympic National Park
category Native American reservations in Washington (state)
Reservations of the Hoh Tribe
country United States
ethnicGroup Hoh people
governingBody Hoh Tribe
hasClimate temperate rainforest climate
hasCoastline Pacific Ocean
hasIndigenousPeople Native Americans
hasLandUse cultural
forestry
residential
subsistence fishing
hasOfficialLanguage English
hasPrimaryRiver Hoh River
hasTraditionalLanguage Quileute language
homeOf Hoh Tribe
isSettlementType reservation community
locatedIn Jefferson County, Washington
Northwest Coast region of the United States
Washington State
linked to: Washington

western Washington State
locatedOn Olympic Peninsula
Pacific coast
lower Hoh River
partOf Hoh River valley
linked to: Hoh River
populationGroup members of the Hoh Tribe
region Pacific Northwest
timezone Pacific Time Zone
tribalJurisdictionOf Hoh Tribe

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Hoh River nearSettlement Hoh Indian Reservation
Hoh people reservation Hoh Indian Reservation
Hoh Tribe hasReservation Hoh Indian Reservation
Hoh hasReservation Hoh Indian Reservation
Hoh Tribal Council appliesTo Hoh Reservation
linked to: Hoh Indian Reservation
Hoh Tribal Council basedIn Hoh Reservation, Washington
linked to: Hoh Indian Reservation
Hoh Tribal Council regionServed Hoh Reservation and surrounding area
linked to: Hoh Indian Reservation