
Rosebush and Rutledge anchor this portion of Sherman County, where the landscape is defined by a grid of rural lanes and the natural drainages of the Columbia Plateau. Named water sources such as Middle Spring, South Spring, and Hill Spring indicate the critical importance of water access in this high desert environment. The map details a network of family-named roads, including Von Borstel Rd and Stark Rd, which trace the property lines and historical settlement patterns of the region. To the southwest, Finnegan Creek flows toward Borstel Pond, while the winding course of Rosebush Creek cuts across the central plains. This 2011 survey reflects the enduring agricultural character of the area, maintaining the same rural road names and isolated homestead locations that have shaped the county since its early development.
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1953 · The Dalles
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1956 · The Dalles
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1957 · The Dalles
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1962 · Erskine
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1962 · Grass Valley
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1970 · Indian Cove
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1970 · Kent
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1970 · Rosebush
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1971 · Moro
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1971 · Horseshoe Bend
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