2013 Map of Luna Gulch

About this map

Pleasant Valley and the southern slopes of the Columbia Hills characterize this high-country landscape in Klickitat County. The geography is defined by a series of deep drainages including Badger Gulch, Luna Gulch, and J U Canyon, which cut through the tablelands toward the south. Near the southern edge of the survey, the terrain drops significantly toward Towal and the banks of Lake Umatilla. Transportation in this rural area relies on a network of family-named corridors such as Williamson Rd, Bill Anderson Rd, and Hoctor Rd. The land use appears primarily agricultural and pastoral, punctuated by named peaks and ridges like Luna Butte and Harrison Ridge. Along the eastern boundary, Rock Creek winds through the hills, while Oak Flat provides a rare expanse of level ground amidst the undulating topography of the Washington interior.