2011 Map of Reiman SW

About this map

Adams County’s high desert plateau is defined by its rigorous section-line road network in this 2011 topographic record. The landscape is dominated by large-scale agricultural parcels and drainage patterns, with North-South corridors like N Lauer Rd and N Hoffman Rd providing the primary transit for this rural area. The Interstate 90 corridor bisects the northern half of the quadrangle, flanked by local routes such as E Koch Rd and E Schrag Rd. This survey reflects the modern agricultural configuration of the region, where roads like E Harder Rd and E Franz Rd serve as the framework for the expansive farmsteads of eastern Washington. The absence of traditional town centers highlights the decentralized, farm-to-market nature of the local economy during this era.