2017 Map of Granger NW

About this map

Zillah serves as the primary hub in this portion of the Yakima Valley, where the transition from irrigated agricultural land to the arid uplands is clearly defined. The lower elevations are marked by an intricate network of waterways, including the Sunnyside Canal and Roza Wasteway Number 4, which sustain the local orchards and fields. To the north, the terrain rises sharply into the Rattlesnake Hills, punctuated by landmarks such as Zillah Peak and Eagle Peak. These heights separate the valley floor from the Moxee Valley further north. This landscape illustrates the critical role of water management in Washington's interior, as the geometric grid of farm roads like Ross Morris Rd and Houghton Rd gives way to the natural contours of Whiskey Canyon and Racehorse Canyon. Local aviation and regional infrastructure are represented by Mc Mahon Field, located just outside the main residential area.