1969 Map of Mondovi

About this map

Mondovi serves as the primary settlement on this Lincoln County landscape, centered around its rail-side infrastructure in the late 1960s. The presence of Grain Elevators at the town site underscores the agricultural foundation of the region, where dryland farming meets a complex system of drainage ravines. To the north, the terrain is defined by a series of prominent breaks including Harker Canyon, Greene Canyon, and Mill Canyon, which carve through the plateau toward the northeast corner of the sheet. Industrial activity is localized at a Gravel Pit near Squaw Canyon, while the remainder of the quadrangle is marked by a network of section-line roads and scattered water sources such as Spring and Well, reflecting the logistical requirements of managing this expansive Washington wheat country.