1981 Map of Amber

About this map

Amber sits at the heart of this landscape, positioned along the Burlington Northern railroad corridor. The area is defined by a series of elongated water bodies, including Amber Lake, Williams Lake, and Badger Lake, which follow the natural northeast-southwest orientation of the Lance Hills. The presence of several Gravel Pits and a Borrow Pit suggests a history of local resource extraction, while a Historical Monument located near Martin Road provides a specific point of interest for local researchers. The southern portion of the sheet reveals the border between Spokane Co and Whitman Co, where the terrain transitions toward Imbler Creek. A network of rural routes such as Mullinix Road and Gossalman Road connects isolated farmsteads and agricultural storage facilities like the Storage Bins found throughout the county line area.