2013 Map of Lords Valley

About this map

Harrington sits at the edge of this Lincoln County landscape, where the basalt-carved terrain of the Channeled Scablands meets the agricultural plateaus of eastern Washington. The land is defined by the winding course of Lords Cr, which cuts through the southern reaches of the quadrangle toward the settlement of Lords Valley. This 2013 survey reveals a rural infrastructure built around ranching and transit, with long-established property lines reflected in the township and range boundaries of t23n r36e and t23n r37e. The map documents a network of family-named roads such as Burke Rd N, Platter Rd N, and Jenkins Rd N, alongside local landmarks like Armstrong Lake and Hanes Airport. High ridges and bluffs, including Gilliland Ranch Blf N, offer clear evidence of the region’s glacial flood history, providing a detailed record for those studying the intersection of geology and Pacific Northwest homesteading.