2020 Map of Delaney

About this map

The Snake River defines the northern boundary of this landscape, winding past New York Island and through a series of deep drainages such as Browns Gulch and Hanger Gulch. To the south, the settlement of Delaney sits at the junction of the Pataha Cr and the Tucannon River, marking a transition from the river bluffs to the agricultural expanses of the Pataha Valley. This area reflects the intersection of river-based infrastructure, exemplified by the Little Goose Lock and Dam Airport, and the older overland routes through the breaks. Small localities like Jackson and Ridpath are connected by a network of rural passages including Ridpath Rd and Pataha Ln, while named features like Rabbit Hollow and Chard Gulch provide specific points of interest for those tracing the historical geography of Columbia County.