
The Columbia River defines this stretch of the border between Oregon and Washington, where the town of Arlington serves as a hub for the surrounding plateau. The settlement is characterized by a precise grid of streets including Main St, Cottonwood St, and Railroad Ave, flanked by the BNSF Railway corridor. Across the river in Washington, the community of Roosevelt sits near the banks of Lake Umatilla. The landscape away from the water is deeply etched by drainage patterns such as Alkali Canyon and Jones Canyon, which cut through the high ground of Hurlburt Flats. Local history and infrastructure are represented by the Arlington Masonic Cem and the Arlington Municipal Airport, while the presence of the China Ditch suggests the historical importance of water management in this arid agricultural region.
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