2017 Map of Corfu

About this map

Saddle Mountains dominate the southern half of this landscape, rising sharply above the Wahluke Slope and the marshy basins of Grant Co. to the north. The small settlement of Corfu sits near the base of these heights, positioned where the terrain transitions toward the watercourses of Lower Crab Creek. This area illustrates a complex hydrographic system where natural drainage and irrigation infrastructure meet, evidenced by the White Bluffs Wasteway cutting through the southern slopes. To the northeast, Royal Lake provides a distinct water feature amidst the grid-patterned agricultural roads like RD 14.7 Se and RD 16.6 Se. The map captures the intersection of dramatic geological upheaval and the systematic rural development of central Washington, defined by the stark contrast between the ridgelines and the low-lying wetlands.