2017 Map of Reiman

About this map

Reiman and Lauer are central nodes in this rural section of the Inland Empire, where the landscape is defined by the sweeping drainage of Rocky Coulee. Located along the border of Washington and Adams counties, the area is characterized by a precise grid of agricultural and access roads that follow the township and range lines of the Public Land Survey System. Named thoroughfares such as Tokio Rd, Griffith Rd, and Seidl Rd connect the scattered settlements and farmsteads, illustrating a land-use pattern focused on dryland farming or ranching. The topographical contours reveal the complex erosional features of the Channeled Scablands, where the coulee floor sits significantly lower than the surrounding basalt plateaus. Jantz remains a notable point of reference on the eastern edge of the quadrangle, linked by Jantz Rd to the broader regional transport network.