2013 Map of Jack Woods Butte

About this map

The boundary between Grant and Lincoln counties divides this high plateau landscape, dominated by agricultural tracks and prominent drainage draws. Bagdad Junction stands at the northern edge of the sheet, while the Grand Coulee Grange serves as a community anchor for the surrounding rural territory. The terrain is defined by the elevation of Jack Woods Butte, which overlooks a network of seasonal watercourses including Devils Creek and the deep incisions of Klobuschar Draw. Genealogists and local historians will find the Lafollette Cemetery located centrally along Lafollette Road North. The map also traces several family-named routes such as Kramer Road East and Childers Road East, illustrating the pattern of land ownership and agricultural development in this part of Washington.