2013 Map of Granger

About this map

The Yakima River meanders through the heart of the Yakima Valley, defining a landscape of intensive irrigation and agricultural settlements. Centered on the town of Granger, this survey illustrates the complex water management network essential to the region, including the Toppenish Drain, Durham Lateral, and Foster Drain. The terrain is bounded by the significant elevations of Toppenish Ridge to the southwest and Snipes Mtn to the east, which frame the fertile lowlands. Local labor and commerce are anchored by sites such as the Granger Farm Labor Camp and several small rural communities like Crewport, Liberty, and Alfalfa. This modern topographic record captures the established road grid and the vital Granger Interchange, showing how transportation and water infrastructure have shaped this Washington farming hub.