
The Nisqually River winds through the northern reaches of this landscape, marking the boundary between Thurston and Pierce counties. Near the river, the Lackamas Sch and various engineered waterways like Lackamas Ditch and the Plessner Ditch suggest a community organized around managed water and agriculture in the late 1950s. The terrain transitions from these lowlands toward the prominent Bald Hill and the distinctive Fossil Rock to the south.
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1941 Gate
Thurston County, WA

1959 Bald Hill
Thurston County, WA

1959 East Olympia
Thurston County, WA

1959 Lake Lawrence
Thurston County, WA

1959 Maytown
Thurston County, WA

1959 Tenalquot Prairie
Thurston County, WA

1959 Tenino SW
Thurston County, WA

1959 Vail
Thurston County, WA

1981 Kamilche Valley
Thurston County, WA

1981 Summit Lake
Thurston County, WA

1986 Littlerock
Thurston County, WA

1990 Bald Hill
Thurston County, WA

1990 East Olympia
Thurston County, WA

1990 Lake Lawrence
Thurston County, WA

1990 Maytown
Thurston County, WA

1990 Mc Kenna
Thurston County, WA

1990 Tenalquot Prairie
Thurston County, WA

1990 Vail
Thurston County, WA

1990 Violet Prairie
Thurston County, WA

2023 Bald Hill
Thurston County, WA

2023 East Olympia
Thurston County, WA

2023 Kamilche Valley
Thurston County, WA

2023 Lake Lawrence
Thurston County, WA

2023 Littlerock
Thurston County, WA

2023 Maytown
Thurston County, WA

2023 Summit Lake
Thurston County, WA

2023 Tenalquot Prairie
Thurston County, WA

2023 Vail
Thurston County, WA

2023 Violet Prairie
Thurston County, WA