[DOC] [TLE] George Vancouver - Wikipedia [PAR] Captain George Vancouver (22 June 1757  10 May 1798) was an English 
officer of the Royal Navy, best known for his 179195 expedition, which explored 
and charted North America's northwestern Pacific Coast regions, including the 
coasts of contemporary Alaska, British Columbia, Washington and Oregon. ... 
Then, on his 35th birthday on 22 June 1792, he returned to Point Grey, the... [DOC] [TLE] Legacy Washington - WA Secretary of State [PAR] On May 19, 1792, British Captain George Vancouver anchored off the present ... 
On June 4, 1792 the expedition reached a point where the city of Everett now 
stands ... the first name given by Vancouver to a place in what is now Washington
. [DOC] [TLE] Vancouver, George (1758-1798) - HistoryLink.org [PAR] Mar 4, 2003 ... In April 1792, George Vancouver entered the Strait of Juan de Fuca and ... He 
named every island, mountain, waterway, and point of land in sight -- 75 in all. ... 
Vancouver was given command of the Discovery in December 1790. ... on May 
19, 1792, Vancouver began giving names to every prominence and... [DOC] [TLE] The Columbia River - Broughton, 1792 [PAR] "George Vancouver and William Broughton, 1792" ... Mr. Gray [Captain Robert 
Gray, who in May 1792 is given credit with "discovering" ... about W. by N. from a 
point Mr. Broughton called Village Point [Chinook Point, Washington], ... E. four 
miles to another point, which obtained the name of Point George [location of 
today's... [DOC] [TLE] Volcano Names - Volcano Hazards Program - U.S. Geological Survey [PAR] In 1992 the Oregon Geographic Names Board voted to name the mountain in ... 
Mount Hood was named in October 1792, after British Admiral Lord Samuel 
Hood. ... by William Broughton, a member of the Captain George Vancouver 
Expedition. ... Mount Rainier, the largest peak in Washington State, was named 
on May 8,... [DOC] [TLE] George Vancouver - Revolvy [PAR] Captain George Vancouver (22 June 1757  10 May 1798) was an English 
officer of the ... Vancouver was given command of Discovery to take possession 
of Nootka Sound ... between Vancouver Island and the Washington state 
mainland on 29 April 1792. .... Mount Vancouver, the fourth highest mountain in 
New Zealand. [DOC] [TLE] Origin of Washington Geographic Names (Continued) - JStor [PAR] surgeon and naturalist with the Vancouver Expedition, 1792. On. May 2, 1825 .... 
Middle Point, on Quimper Peninsula between Cape George ... Mill Creek, eleven 
counties iri the State of Washington have .... The name was given in 1881 by 
Lieutenant ..... highest mountain, named when Cleveland was elected, would 
have. [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "Origin of Washington Geographic Names (Continued)" [PAR] Middle Point, on Quimper Peninsula between Cape George and Point Wilson, ... 
Mill Creek, eleven counties iri the State of Washington have streams bearing this 
name. ..... "Our most conspicuous and highest mountain, named when Cleveland 
was ... Vancouver saw the mountain in 1792 and charted the name as given by... [DOC] [TLE] origin of washington geographic names [PAR] surgeon and naturalist with the Vancouver Expedition, 1792. On .. fay 2 .... {mote 
POINT, on Quimper Peninsula between Cape George and Point ... hLL CREEK, 
eleven counties in the State of Washington have. :-Ireams ... The name wa given 
in 1898 ..... highest mountain, named when Cleveland was elected, would have. [DOC] [TLE] Seattle Magazine | Northwest Travel/Camping and Hiking/Mountain ... [PAR] Apr 19, 2011 ... West of Seattle, the Olympic Rangewhose glorious peaks never cease to ... (
elevation: 6,400 feet), the highest point in the park accessible by motor vehicle. ... 
it's the least known of Washington state's five major stratovolcanoes (see ..... 
George Vancouver in 1792 during his exploration of Puget Sound. [DOC] [TLE] | McClatchy DC [PAR] Sep 1, 2015 ... ... American name of Mount Rainier, the iconic Washington state peak ... British 
explorer George Vancouver named it Mount Rainier

Question: The highest summit in Washington state was given this name by George Vancouver in 1792
Answer: Mount Rainier