
The town of Garfield anchors the southeastern corner of this mid-1960s study, revealing a complex convergence of rail infrastructure and local topography. The rail network of the Palouse region is on full display, with the Union Pacific, Northern Pacific, and Great Northern lines threading through the landscape, serving small trackside settlements like Belmont, Robinson, and Sokulk. These small stops, along with landmarks such as Crabtree and Eden, trace a pattern of agricultural transport dependent on the creeks and valleys that define the county.
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