2017 Map of Smyrna

About this map

Smyrna sits along the northern edge of the formidable Saddle Mountains, marking a point where the landscape transitions from high desert ridges to the fertile valley floor. In the late twenty-first century, this area remains defined by its complex water management and distinct topography. The Lower Crab Creek winds through the central corridor, flanked by the high elevation of the Smyrna Bench and the broad Wahluke Slope to the south. This survey highlights the local irrigation infrastructure, featuring the Royal B Canal Wasteway and the presence of Sand Hollow Lake in the northwest. The map captures a grid of rural roads like RD 17 SW and Wahluke RD SW, which provide access to the agricultural lands and remote terrain that characterize this portion of Grant County.