Tolonen Cemetery sits at the center of this Lincoln County landscape, a marker of early families amidst the vast agricultural grid of eastern Washington. The terrain is defined by the ephemeral flow of Canniwai Creek and its unnamed tributaries, which carve subtle coulees through the high plateau. The road network follows a strict sectional survey pattern, with family names such as Emil Johnson Rd N, Kuchenbuch Rd E, and Govan Rd N preserved in the local infrastructure. In the southern portion of the quadrangle, Carpenter Lake appears as a key hydrological feature, while the winding path of Rock Bottom Loop breaks the geometric regularity of the wheat fields to the east. This 2011 survey captures the area's enduring rural character, where land use remains centered on large-scale dryland farming and scattered homesteads.
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1953 · Ritzville
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1959 · Ritzville
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1965 · Ritzville
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1968 · Marlin
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1968 · Pacific Lake
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1968 · Sullivan Lake
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1969 · Almira
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1969 · Almira SE
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1969 · Almira SW
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1969 · Govan
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