2017 Map of Lincoln

About this map

Lincoln sits at the northern edge of this Washington landscape, overlooking the expansive waters of Franklin D Roosevelt Lake and the Columbia River. This area is defined by a dense network of geological features, where the highland plateaus are deeply cut by numerous named drainages. Notable among these are Redwine Canyon, McDowell Canyon, and the curiously named Moonshine Canyon further south. The Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area spans the riverfront, highlighting the region's shift toward conservation and public access. To the south, the terrain opens into Bachelor Prairie, a flatter expanse bordered by drainage systems like Welsh Creek. The map details a web of rural routes such as McDowell Canyon Rd and Miles Creston Rd N, tracing the paths through the high country above Welsh Creek Cove.