Located in the Washington State, this heritage site of Unesco remembers the ancient migrants who arrived here from the country of Olympia; the Olympic mountain range sits at the centre of the Olympic Peninsula. Its highest peak is Mt Olympus. In one way or the other, the heritage site keeps around it the hometown names of the ancient migrants which are located in a garlandlike manner in the Olympic Peninsula; this classical name Olympic, which famously scholars find at the centre of the history of the ancient Greece, does not necessarily a Greek name, rather it holds the whole of the ‘inhabited world’ with it not just the North Quarter of it.

The Olympic Peninsula is Washington’s large arm of the land on its western side that lies across Pugget Sount from Seattle. This is where the heritage site stands. It is bounded by the Pacific Ocean on the west; Strait of Juan de Fuca on the north; on the east is Hood Canal; Cape Alava comes on the westernmost end, and Cape Flattery is on the northwestern point of this peninsula.

Washingto—-Astanjana/or Sage Asanga

Puget Sound—Bagat Sound

Seattle—-Satru/Satra

Strait of Juan de Fuca—-Juno, wife of Zeus; Fuca is Bacchus/or Buka/Baku/Bacchus

Hood Canal—-Hade/Jerusalem

Cape Alava—Cape Alaba/Olebe/Alvi etc.

Cape Flattery—Cape Bratra/Bhartu/Bhatru/Bharta

Rivers in this region includes:

Humptulips River—

Quinualt River—

Queets River—

Quillavute River—

Bogachiel River—-

Sol Duc River—-

Lyre River—-

Elwha River—–

Dungeness River—

Dosewallips River—-

Hamma Hamma River—-

Skokomish River—-

Wynoochee River—-

Following Lakes are in the region:

Lake Crescent—

Lake Ozette—

Sutherland—

Quinault—-

Pleasant—

Lake Cushman—

Lake Aldwell—

Lake Wynoochee—

Lake Mills—-

Clallam county means Kalama of Alexander’s India invasion history and Kalama of Buddhist literature. Kalama was the second teacher of the Buddha after Sage Bhrugu who was his first teacher. Grays Harbour’s root is in ‘Gaya’, and Mason refers to Mazon or Maggian of ancient times;

The coastal portion of the heritage site is sandy and rugged with a strip of adjacent forest; The Hoh River has Hoh people, and the Quileute people live at the mouth of the Quileute River in La Pusher town.

Hoh people—-They belonged to the ancient Hwang-ho or the Gangetic river region; some writers called them as Woh people referring to Huang/ Uhang/ Howngera region. Hoh River is called Chalak’At’sit meaning, ‘the southern river’; this refers to Chalukya dynasty and Charita port ; Hoh believe that  their ancestors were created by the by K’wiati; Hoh elders refer to themselves as p’ip’isodet which means ‘Upside down people’; Hoh or Hoxw people refer to their land as  ChalAt’i’lot’sikAti.

Kixi—also Kiwi/this mainly refers to Wut-Sula-Tanais region;

ChalAt’i’lot’sikAti—-means, Chal—chola/chalukya; At’i’—oyuta means ‘kingdom of Ayuta or Ajodhya’; lot—refers to Lote tree(symbol of Romans); sik—sachi means Juno/or wife of Indra, Thunder God or it may mean Sikhyati—educator; the name refers to Sage Astia and Asitanjana and Asanga’s place of residence at Sha-chi.

K’wiati—K’wi—Kua/Koa; –ati means ‘house’;

p’ip’isodet—Baibasrota/pipiso—King Bimbisara/or image; sodet—sarovara means ‘pond’;

Quileute people—Charita/or Charita port

La Pusher—-sacred Pushkar region;

Makah—-Refers to ancient Makka means ‘Baku’ region from where they migrated; they are related to Nuu-chah-nulth and Ditidaht peoples linguistically; 

Neah Bay—Naira Bay/Neh region;

Shi Shi Beach—Sri beach means ‘Sri-kshetra’;

Mount Constance—refers to Constantinople/Constantine etc; it means ancient Kanti region/or Kanchi region;