2011 Map of East Kittitas

About this map

East Kittitas and the surrounding agricultural valleys are defined by an intricate network of irrigation infrastructure and rural transport at the edge of the Boylston Mountains. The landscape is etched with crucial water management features such as the Highline Canal, Pump Ditch, and the aptly named Pumping Plant Rd, which together support the farming economy south of Johnson Canyon. Significant early-21st-century landmarks include the settlement at Badger Pocket and the railroad-related site at Renslow, positioned along the major east-west transit corridor. The map reveals a dense grid of secondary roads often bearing family or local names, including Wpa Rd, Koffman RD, and Larsen RD, providing a detailed look at land ownership patterns and rural connectivity. This area represents the transition from the irrigated valley floor to the more arid, elevated terrain of the eastern slopes.