1965 Map of Jameson Lake West

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Moses Coulee dominates the southern landscape of this 1960s survey, carving a deep path through the Washington interior. The map documents a dry-land agricultural and ranching environment where water sources are carefully noted landmarks, such as Dutch Henry Spring, Stark Springs, and a lone Water Tank. To the east, the shoreline of Jameson Lake is visible, providing a rare permanent water body in an otherwise arid expanse defined by drainage features like Kester Draw and Dutch Henry Draw.