1989 Map of Jack Woods Butte

About this map

Jack Woods Butte rises as a prominent landmark in this upland landscape where the Grant and Lincoln County border meets. The map shows a region defined by its dry drainage systems, including Klobuschar Draw and Devils Creek, which carve through the plateau. Local agricultural and social hubs are evident at the Grand Coulee Grange and the rail-related Bagdad Junction in the north. This 1989 provisional edition captures the rural character of the area, punctuated by essential infrastructure like the Radio Tower & Lookout on the butte. Genealogists and local historians can find family-named sites such as Lafollette Cem and Childers Draw, reflecting the early settlement patterns of this Washington interior before modern development obscured these old homestead markers.