2014 Map of Coyote Rapids

About this map

The Columbia River carves a path through the landscape of the Grant and Benton County border, defining the development of this riverfront corridor. In this 2014 survey, the area around the Coyote Rapids shows a scattering of small local nodes including Wahluke, Allard, and Nancy. The terrain is characterized by its proximity to the water, with the river serving as the primary geographical anchor for the surrounding agricultural and infrastructure patterns. Further inland, Saddle Mountain Lake and several designated spots like Ginger and Bettie dot the landscape, alongside industry-related features such as a Gravel Pit. The map captures a moment in the modern era of the Columbia Basin, where state routes like Wa-24 provide the backbone for regional connectivity between these riverside points.