2013 Map of Reiman

About this map

Wa-21 bisects this agricultural landscape of Adams County, providing the primary north-south artery for a region defined by its rectilinear grid and scattered rural settlements. The tiny community of Reiman sits at a central junction, while the namesake locations of Lauer and Jantz anchor the western and eastern portions of the map. This terrain is marked by the distinct formation of Rocky Coulee in the northeast, which breaks the regularity of the surrounding fields. The grid of country roads, including N Lauer Rd, N Jantz Rd, and E Rosenoff Rd, reflects the systematic land divisions of the Public Land Survey System, specifically within townships t20n r32e and t20n r33e. These roads serve the family-named landmarks and agricultural holdings that have shaped the local identity of the Washington interior.