What is Palouse?
{{Infobox landform|water=|name=Palouse|other_name=|photo=Palouse hills northeast of Walla Walla.jpg|photo_width=250px|photo_alt=|photo_caption=Palouse hills northeast of [[Walla Walla, Washington|Walla Walla]]|map=USA|map_width=280px|map_caption=Location in the [[United States]]|map_alt=|map_relief=yes|label=|label_position=|mark=|marker_size=|location=|coordinates={{coord|46.73|N|117.16|W|type:landmark_region:US_dim:200000|display=inline,title}}|coordinates_ref=|range=|part_of=|water_bodies=|elevation_m=|elevation_ref=|surface_elevation_m=|surface_elevation_ref=|highest_point=|highest_elevation=|highest_coords=|length=|width=|area=<!-- {{Convert|NN|ha|acres}} -->|depth=|drop=|formed_by=|geology=<!-- or |type = -->|age=|orogeny=|volcanic_arc/belt=|volcanic_arc=|volcanic_belt=|volcanic_field=|eruption=|last_eruption=|topo=|operator=|designation=|free_label_1=|free_data_1=|free_label_2=|free_data_2=|free_label_3=|free_data_3=|website=<!-- {{URL|example.com}} -->|embedded=}} The '''Palouse''' is a [[Geography|geographic]] [[region]] of the northwestern [[United States]], going through parts of [[Idaho]], [[Eastern Washington|southeastern]] [[Washington (state)|Washington]], and, by some [[Definition|definitions]], parts of northeast [[Oregon]]. {{US-geo-stub}} [[Category:Regions of the United States]]