2017 Map of Karakul Hills

About this map

Karakul Hills rise across this Washington landscape in Adams County, where high-plateau terrain is marked by the distinct glacial or volcanic drainage patterns typical of the region. The settlement of Keystone sits in the north, positioned along the primary transportation corridor that bisects the quadrangle. In the southeast, the geography shifts toward a collection of water bodies, including Cow Lake and Hallin Lake, which are fed by the meandering Cow Creek and Lugenbeal Cr. The map reveals a systematic grid of rural transit, with family-named routes such as Danekas Rd, Schoessler Rd, and E Wellsandt Rd providing access to the outlying sections of T20N and T19N. This network of roads and lanes like Mason Ln illustrates the enduring agricultural and ranching layout of the area, connecting isolated points across the undulating topography of the hills.