1966 Map of Hadley

About this map

The agricultural economy of Walla Walla County is clearly defined on this mid-century survey, where the Union Pacific and Northern Pacific railroads serve as the primary lifelines for rural outposts. Small rail stops and settlements like Hadley, Climax, and Berryman are marked by their proximity to infrastructure critical for grain transport, including several Grain Elevators and Storage Bins scattered along the tracks. The landscape is characterized by its rolling topography, drained to the south by Dry Creek and its tributary Spring.