2014 Map of Lincoln

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Franklin D Roosevelt Lake dominates the northern and eastern boundary of this region, where the Columbia River makes a sharp turn at Elbow Bend. The small settlement of Lincoln sits perched near the shoreline of the Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area, serving as a focal point for the surrounding canyon-heavy terrain. This landscape is defined by its dramatic vertical relief, with numerous named drainages such as Redwine Canyon, McDowell Canyon, and the curiously named Moonshine Canyon cutting through the plateaus toward the river. To the south, the topography levels out into Bachelor Prairie, reflecting a shift from the steep canyon walls to flatter uplands. Historically significant corridors like Miles Creston Rd and Underwood Canyon Rd E provide access through these remote draws, while Welsh Cr meanders through the southern townships, eventually reaching the river valley.