1968 Map of Hartline SE

About this map

Wilson Creek carves through the southeastern corner of this Grant County landscape, illustrating the agricultural and hydraulic character of the region in the late 1960s. The terrain is defined by a strictly organized grid of rural arteries, such as Road 33 NE and Road 30 NE, which provided essential access to remote acreage. Scattered infrastructure points to the working life of the land, including a Storage Bin and multiple water sources like Well 1741 and several isolated Springs. The presence of a Gravel Pit and numerous Jeep Trails suggests a landscape utilized for both local resource extraction and rugged transport. This survey offers a precise look at the transition from high plateau farming down toward the coulee systems common in this part of Washington.