1965 Map of Prosser
USGS Topo · Published 1966About this map
Prosser serves as a vital agricultural and transportation hub in the mid-1960s, defined by its position along the Yakima River. The town's infrastructure is prominently detailed, showing the Courthouse, Library, and Hospital alongside educational landmarks like Prosser High Sch and the Jr High Sch. Industrial and irrigation history is written into the landscape through the Sunnyside Canal and Chandler Canal, which supported the surrounding orchards and fields. To the south, the dramatic rising terrain of the Horse Heaven Hills contrasts with the valley floor, where the Northern Pacific Railroad and Union Pacific Railroad parallel the river. Smaller outlying communities such as Byron and Apricot are visible, along with local aviation at Beardsley Airfield and social centers like the Grange Hall.
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