2014 Map of Dodge

About this map

Dodge sits at the junction of Wa-127 and local routes in a landscape defined by deep gulches and significant agricultural infrastructure in Garfield County. The northern boundary is marked by the Snake River, where the Port of Garfield and Central Ferry emphasize the importance of river-based transport and regional connectivity. The map illustrates a developed farming economy, featuring the Pataha Valley Grange and specialized facilities like the Scott Seed Farm Airport near Kuhl Ridge. Smaller settlements and localities such as Chard and Houser are connected by a network of named roads including Chard Rd and Hagen Rd, which navigate the elevation changes from the Pataha Valley floor up to prominent high points like Dodge Hill. Numerous drainage features, including Pataha Cr and Deadman Cr, reveal the intricate watershed patterns that have shaped the development of this corner of Washington.