Port Orchard
Port Orchard proper noun: a strait in Washington, United States, which is a branch of Puget Sound.
Proper noun
Port Orchard
- A strait in Washington, United States, which is a branch of Puget Sound.
- A city, the county seat of Kitsap County, Washington, United States, named after the strait.
Origin of Port Orchard
Named after Harry Masterman Orchard by George Vancouver.
Questions about Port Orchard
- What does Port Orchard mean?
- Port Orchard means a strait in Washington, United States, which is a branch of Puget Sound.
- What part of speech is Port Orchard?
- Port Orchard is a proper noun.
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