2017 Map of Almira

About this map

Almira serves as the central hub of this eastern Washington landscape, situated on the border of Grant and Lincoln Counties. The town's grid is clearly defined by streets such as W Main St and W Chestnut St, while the surrounding plateau is marked by a network of rural roads following the Public Land Survey System. The topography is defined by significant drainage features, notably the meandering path of Wilson Cr to the south and the seasonal basins of Halfway Lake and Icehouse Lake to the east. Local history is anchored at the Almira Cem west of the town center. The map reveals a transition from the agricultural uplands into the deep incisions of Corbett Draw and Childers Draw, which illustrate the unique geological drainage patterns of the region's coulee-carved terrain.