2011 Map of Little Falls

About this map

The Spokane Indian Reservation occupies much of the northern landscape on this Lincoln County map, where the terrain is defined by the winding course of the Spokane River. Near the center of the sheet, the Little Falls Dam represents a significant point of infrastructure at the settlement of Little Falls, harnessing the river's power as it flows westward. The topography is deeply etched by water, with Spring Creek Canyon and Smeltzer Canyon cutting through the southern plateau toward the river valley. Numerous Bureau of Indian Affairs routes, such as BIA Hwy 14 and BIA Hwy 34, provide access across the reservation land, connecting remote landmarks like Sherwood Mountain and Mathews Lake. This modern survey records the enduring physical character of the river valley and the specific road network serving the Spokane tribal lands.