1986 Map of Adna

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Adna and Littell sit along the lower southern corridor of this 1986 survey, marking the agricultural and residential development within the winding Chehalis River valley. This landscape is defined by the contrast between the flat river bottoms and the timbered elevations of Cook Hill and Scammon Hill. To the north, the Lincoln Creek Valley provides a secondary focal point for rural settlement near Galvin. Small communities like Claquato, Millburn, and Bunker are clustered near the river and rail lines, reflecting the historical transportation network of central Lewis County. Numerous small drainage systems, such as Sponenburgh Creek, Deep Creek, and Bunker Creek, terrace the hillsides, while modern landmarks like the KELA Radio Tower and the Fords Prairie Substation indicate the region's mid-century infrastructural growth.