2011 Map of Arlington

About this map

Arlington sits along the southern shore of the Columbia River, serving as a critical junction for river and rail transportation. The 2011 landscape reveals a mix of civic infrastructure and agricultural history, with the Arlington Post Office and Arlington Masonic Cemetery established near the town center, while the Arlington Rodeo Grounds highlight local cultural traditions. South of the river, the engineered course of the China Ditch winds through the terrain toward West Fork Shutler Creek, illustrating the region's historical reliance on irrigation and water management. Across the water, the settlement of Roosevelt marks the northern bank, connected to the Oregon side by the path of Roosevelt Ferry Rd. High on the plateau, the map identifies specific outposts such as West Hurlburt Camp and Pebble Springs Camp scattered across the Hurlburt Flats, showing the continued significance of these remote stations in the high desert geography.