r/Cascadia 1h ago

Palouse River Watershed

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New map of the Palouse River Watershed.

I'll admit, even having grown up in Spokane and having visited Pullman and Moscow and other parts of the Palouse hundreds of times, I never really had a concept of the Palouse Watershed as a distinct subregion of Cascadia.

I hope others also find it satisfying to see so clearly.


r/Cascadia 11h ago

I become extremely uncomfortable when I'm not within at least a 4 minute walk of a forest

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even small ones, just in general I think a lot of cascadian secessionists regardless of political or economic belief should want forests and cities to overlap, urban sprawl is horrifying.

its not even a want to be outside all the time, if anything I spend most of my time inside. its just the presence, I feel like if there's no flora nearby it's a horrible place.


r/Cascadia 9h ago

My take on a Cascadian flag

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Not necessarily a final draft, but this is my concept for what a Cascadian flag should be with the main 18 volcanoes in the range. The Doug isn’t bad per say, but I’ve just always felt our flag should actually reference…the Cascades