Four Mile Rock (also Fourmile Rock) is a round granite erratic, approximately 20 feet (6.1 m) across, in the intertidal zone below Seattle’s Magnolia Bluff and 60 yards offshore.
Washougal: Named after the Washougal River. Indians named the river Washougal, which means “rushing water.” Early names for the area were Parker’s Landing, Point Vancouver and Washoughally Camp.