1918 Map of Wallula

About this map

The confluence of the Columbia River and the Snake River anchors this 1915 survey of southeastern Washington, a landscape defined by its vital water-and-rail corridors. The community of Attalia and the transit hub of Wallula stand as primary junctions where the Union Pacific and Northern Pacific lines converge. To the east, the vast expanse of Eureka Flat is dotted with rural centers like Eureka and Adkins, while the southern reaches show the intricate irrigation and drainage of the Walla Walla River valley.