
Klickitat sits at the heart of this canyon-cut landscape, where the Klickitat River carves a deep path through the volcanic basalt of the region. This 2000-era revision, based on imagery from the late 1990s, documents the town and the surrounding Klickitat State Wildlife Area before major modern landscape changes. The terrain is defined by dramatic elevation shifts, from the high elevation of The Plateau down through numerous drainages like Sheep Corral Canyon and Skookum Canyon. Industrial and agricultural history is marked by the presence of Woodruff Mill and the Klickitat-Appleton Road, which provides access to more remote areas like Shippeys Meadows. Along the river, infrastructure including Gaging Station 269 and a private road indicates the managed nature of this Klickitat Wild and Scenic River corridor.
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