2011 Map of Lance Hills

About this map

Malloy Prairie and the eponymous Lance Hills define this corner of Spokane County, where the landscape is etched by the winding path of Hog Canyon Creek. In the early 21st century, this area remains characterized by rural expanses punctuated by small community nodes such as Babb, Geib, and Mock. Local history is anchored by the Harmony School and the Lance Hill Cemetery, reflecting the institutional roots of the surrounding countryside. The terrain is notably water-rich, featuring a cluster of small lakes including Alkali Lake, Bunn Lake, and Ballinger Lake. A network of named local roads like W Lance Hill Rd and S Phillips Rd provide access to these isolated prairies and hills, documenting the persistent settlement patterns in this part of Washington.