2011 Map of Draper Lake

About this map

Canniwai Creek meanders through this portion of Lincoln County, defining a landscape marked by seasonal water sources and a rigid grid of rural transport. The area is characterized by scattered wetlands and small bodies of water like Draper Lake and Bergeau Lake, which serve as vital landmarks in an otherwise open terrain. This 2011 survey captures a network of long-established section-line roads, many bearing the names of local families such as Wagner Rd N, Bergeau Rd N, Zagelow Rd N, and McNew Rd N. These names provide a direct link to the agricultural heritage and land ownership patterns of the region. Near the southern edge, Eagle Spring and the associated Eagle Springs Rd E indicate the importance of natural springs for early settlement and livestock in this part of Washington.