2011 Map of Boylston

About this map

Boylston and Cheviot define the human footprint in this part of Kittitas County, where the high desert terrain is carved by seasonal drainage systems. The landscape is marked by the Iron Horse Trl, following a former railroad grade that once linked these small settlements to the broader regional economy. Water management and natural topography are evident through the paths of Whiskey Dick Creek, Johnson Creek, and Foster Creek, which drain toward the east. Modern infrastructure stands in contrast to these older routes, notably the Kittitas Micro-Wave Station and the Vantage Hwy, reflecting the area's continued role as a corridor for communication and transportation across the Washington interior.