2014 Map of Albion

About this map

The S Fork Palouse River and its numerous tributaries, including Fourmile Creek and Rose Creek, define the drainage patterns of this Whitman County landscape. The settlement of Albion sits near the western edge, while smaller localities like Armstrong and Kitzmiller are positioned along the primary north-south corridor of Wa-27. Distinctive relief is provided by prominent landmarks such as Kamiak Butte and Smoot Hill, which rise above the surrounding agricultural fields and rolling hills. For those researching local history or genealogy, the map identifies specific points of interest including Mt Olivet Cemetery and Pitts Cemetery. The network of country roads, such as Parvin Road and Palouse Albion Road, connects these early communities to the northern outskirts of Pullman, illustrating the enduring spatial relationship between the university town and its rural neighbors.