2017 Map of Warden

About this map

The agricultural and transit hub of Warden is documented here as it appeared in 2017, situated at the boundary between Grant and Adams counties. The town's grid is defined by its connection to the regional transport network, including Railroad Ave, Evan Hall St, and Weir Way. On the western edge, the community expands toward West Warden and the Warden Airport, which serves this productive section of the Columbia Basin. The surrounding landscape is dominated by a systematic grid of section roads, such as W Herman Rd and W Rankin Rd, and irrigation infrastructure represented by Canal Rd. This survey captures the town's role as a vital processing and shipping point for the vast agricultural operations of central Washington, illustrating the precise alignment of rural township lines and local landmarks that define the region's geography.