1958 Map of Pullman

About this map

Pullman and Moscow serve as the primary hubs in this mid-century portrait of the Palouse region and the Clearwater Valley. The map captures the intricate relationship between the winding Snake River and the extensive rail networks of the Northern Pacific RR and Union Pacific RR, which facilitated the movement of grain and timber across the Washington and Idaho border. To the east, the landscape rises into the Saint Joe National Forest and the peaks of the Saint Joe Mountains, while the Nez Perce Indian Reservation occupies a significant portion of the southeastern quadrant.