2013 Map of Pullman

About this map

Washington State University and its sprawling campus dominate the northern landscape of this region, which is defined by the rolling agricultural terrain of the Palouse. The city of Pullman serves as the central hub, where the confluence of Paradise Creek and the South Fork Palouse River shaped early development patterns. South of the city, the landscape transitions into a network of smaller agricultural outposts and rail-connected points like Staley, where the Staley Siding once anchored local transport. The map traces the winding paths of Sunshine Creek and Wilbur Creek, which cut through the fields of Missouri Flat. Further south, the rural character is maintained by scattered settlements such as Chambers and Johnson, illustrating the enduring agricultural footprint of Whitman County at the start of the 21st century.