1991 Map of Levey

About this map

Lake Sacajawea dominates the landscape of this 1991 revision, where the Snake River forms the natural boundary between Franklin and Walla Walla counties. The map captures a transition from the desert-like environment of the Juniper Dunes Wilderness in the northwest to the regulated waters of the reservoir. Small settlements like Levey and Ash are clustered near the riverbank, serving as focal points for local infrastructure, including a series of pumping stations and storage facilities. The presence of several parks such as Levey Park, Fishhook Park, and Charbonneau Park indicates the area's development for recreation following the damming of the river. Inland, the map details a network of rural roads like Pasco Kahlotus Road and Klunot Road, connecting isolated Gravel Pits and borrow pits that supported the region's mid-century expansion.