2014 Map of Cheney

About this map

Eastern Washington Univ anchors the northern portion of this landscape, where the city of Cheney transitions into a complex network of wetlands and basalt depressions. The terrain south of the university is defined by a dense concentration of water bodies, including Findley Lake, Isaacson Lake, and the expansive Turnbull Slough. This area reflects a unique geological character where drainage is often contained within local basins like Windmill Pond and McDowell Lake. A prominent transportation corridor is formed by the BNSF Railway, which cuts through the city near the Red Barn landmark. Cultural sites such as Fairview Cem and New England Cem are positioned on the outskirts of the primary settlement. To the southeast, recreational and conservation interests are represented by the 30-Acre Lake Hiking Trail and the Headquarters Trail, which navigate through the Pine Lakes and Phillips Meadow region.