2020 Map of Jack Woods Butte

About this map

Jack Woods Butte rises from the high plains of the eastern Washington landscape at the boundary of Grant and Lincoln Counties. This area is characterized by a network of drainage features such as Klobuschar Draw and Childers Draw, which illustrate the complex water patterns that shaped this territory. The small settlement of Bagdad Junction sits at the northern edge, serving as a focal point for a rural road system that includes Old Coulee Rd and Lafollette Rd. For genealogists and local historians, the Lafollette Cem is a significant landmark located near the center of the sheet, while family-named routes like Starkel Rd and Sorensen Rd indicate the area's agricultural history. The intermittent flow of Devils Cr further highlights the arid nature of this plateau region during the early twenty-first century.