Quinault Indian Nation
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Lands
Southwestern corner of Washington's Olympic Peninsula, between the Olympic Mountains and the Pacific Ocean
Countries United States
Facts 3
Land
The 208,000-acre Quinault Indian Reservation lies on the southwest corner of the Olympic Peninsula, between mountains and the Pacific.
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Today
The Nation has a Taholah Village Relocation Master Plan that includes planning for an upper village, and its Planning Department is updating the plan for 2026.
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Language
The Quinault Language Department works to revitalize the Quinault language, with in-person classes in Taholah, Queets and Hoquiam.
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