1981 Map of Endicott
USGS Topo · Published 1981About this map
The town of Endicott serves as the focal point of this 1981 survey of the Palouse region, where the Union Pacific railroad tracks parallel the course of Rebel Flat Creek. The area’s agricultural identity is clearly defined by infrastructure such as a Grain Elevator and a Storage Bin near the town center. To the north, the Palouse River winds through the landscape, marked by a Low-Water Ford and several small tributaries including Downing Creek. The terrain is characterized by the intricate contour patterns typical of eastern Washington's plateau, with localized sites of interest including a Cem and a Borrow Pit northwest of the main settlement. This map documents the intersection of rail transportation and the wheat-growing economy during the late twentieth century.
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