1986 Map of Curtis

About this map

The Chehalis River and its South Fork define the lowland geography of this Lewis County region, where the small settlements of Curtis and Ceres anchor the rural landscape. In the mid-1980s, the area's layout reflects a balance between the broad, open Boistfort Prairie and the rising timbered heights of Crego Hill and Sam Henry Mtn. The presence of the Crego Grange suggests a community centered on local agriculture and social gathering, a common thread in Washington's pioneer-settled valleys.