2017 Map of Sprague

About this map

Sprague serves as the central hub of this Eastern Washington landscape, where the town's street grid, including Poplar St and Oak St, transitions into a surrounding network of agricultural and natural terrain. The map documents the local geography at the meeting point of Lincoln, Adams, and Whitman counties, featuring a concentration of water bodies such as Pine Tree Lake and Fourth of July Lake. Cultural markers for genealogists and local historians include Lake View Cem and Macabee Cem situated just west of the town center. The transportation corridors are dominated by the interstate path and the Redfern Aerodrome, while the varied hydrography of the region is evident in the winding course of Negro Cr and the topographical distinctiveness of The Narrows. This survey details the land use patterns as of 2017, illustrating the persistent importance of both regional transit and local water resources in the semi-arid interior.