1950 Map of Inchelium

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The Franklin D Roosevelt Lake dominates the center of this mid-century survey, reflecting the landscape following the impoundment of the Columbia River. Along its eastern shores, the small communities of Rice, Daisy, and Gifford serve as anchor points in a terrain defined by the rising elevations of the Huckleberry Range. The western bank is largely occupied by the Colville Indian Subagency at Inchelium, with the Indian Reservation Boundary following the river’s original course.