1967 Map of Reiman SE

About this map

Bauer Coulee and Paha Coulee cut through this section of the Columbia Plateau, defining a landscape of agricultural utility and transit. In the late 1960s, the region was characterized by its sprawling dryland wheat farming, supported by infrastructure like the Dryland Experiment Station near the southern edge. The settlement of Guy appears as a small node amidst a grid of rural roads named for local families, including Wahl Road, Longmeier Rd, and Heineman Road. Industrial and logistical activity is centered on the Burlington Northern railroad corridor and the presence of a Landing Strip, while a Radio Facility and Gravel Pit suggest the ongoing development of this interior Washington landscape during the mid-twentieth century.