1969 Map of Almira SW

About this map

Wilson Creek winds through the western landscape of this 1969 survey, following the border where Grant and Lincoln counties meet. The terrain is defined by dry coulees and drainage patterns like Gibson Draw, reflecting a rural environment dedicated to agriculture and resource extraction. Evidence of the local economy is visible in the scattered Storage Bins and a Gravel Pit located in the northern reaches. A significant social landmark is the Canniwai Grange Hall situated in the southern portion of the map, serving as a focal point for the farming community. The presence of multiple wells and isolated springs highlights the importance of water management in this arid part of the Pacific Northwest during the late 1960s.