1973 Map of Reardan West

About this map

Reardan serves as the focal point of this Eastern Washington landscape, situated along the Burlington Northern line. The map illustrates a transition from the agricultural plateaus to the deeply incised drainage systems characteristic of the region, including Tamarack Canyon, Smeltzer Canyon, and Squaw Canyon. These geological features, alongside Bald Ridge and Gettys Butte, dictate the local transport and water patterns, with Crab Creek and Laupp Lake providing critical water sources in an otherwise arid environment.