2011 Map of Rockpile Creek

About this map

Cloverland serves as the primary point of settlement in this part of Asotin County, where a network of rural roads such as Mail Route Rd and Cloverland Rd connect upland farms across the plateau. The landscape is defined by its drainage systems, with the deeply carved channels of Asotin Creek and Rockpile Creek drawing water toward the Snake River to the east. The map records a complex series of gulches, including Stringtown Gulch, Long Gulch, and Mcguire Gulch, which reveal the erosive forces shaping this terrain. Local history and genealogy researchers can use the specific road names like Meyers Ridge Rd and Albright Rd to identify historical property boundaries and the movement of goods in an area primarily shaped by ranching and agriculture in the early twenty-first century.