
The Columbia River serves as the dominant geographical divide in this 1970s landscape, separating the high Waterville Plateau from the massive ridges of the Wenatchee Mountains and Entiat Mountains. Fruit-growing communities like Manson and Chelan are shown clustered near the lower reaches of Lake Chelan, while the Burlington Northern railroad traces the river valleys to connect towns such as Cashmere and Peshastin.
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