
Pomeroy and Dayton serve as the primary hubs in this 1930s survey of the Blue Mountain foothills, where the agricultural plateaus of Pataha Flat meet the deep drainages of the Tucannon River. The landscape is defined by its transition from the wheat-growing country around Turner and Covello to the timbered reaches of the Umatilla National Forest. This era shows the active presence of the Tucannon CCC Camp, a New Deal-era installation supporting forest management and infrastructure.
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