The Greenland ice cap is an interesting part of the water cycle. The ice cap became so large over time (about 600,000 cubic miles (mi 3) or 2.5 million cubic kilometers (km 3)) because more snow fell than melted. Over the millennia, as the snow got deeper, it compressed and became ice.
Introduction to Pullman, Washington. The city of Pullman is located in Whitman County in the southeastern part of the state of Washington. Situated only six miles west of the Idaho border, Pullman is part of the wheat-producing agricultural area known as the Palouse region.
The race breakdown of the population in Pullman varies per year, but currently 23,837 are one race and 838 are two or more races. Of the 24,675 people who live in Pullman, there are 6,610 under 20 years old. The sex breakdown of the 20 years old and younger population in Pullman is 3,158 male and 3,452 female.