2011 Map of Weber

About this map

Warden Hutterian Brethren stands as a focal point in this eastern Washington landscape, reflecting the region's communal agricultural heritage. The terrain is defined by the distinct drainage patterns of Bauer Coulee and Farrier Coulee, which cut through a strictly organized grid of rural roads. Transport and commerce are evidenced by the presence of Weber and the industrial siding at Schaeffer Spur, situated along the rail corridor. The map's extensive network of local routes, such as W Weber Rd and N Howard Rd, illustrates the intensive land use and connectivity required for modern farming operations in Adams County. This 2011 record documents a landscape where traditional community settlements and modern transportation infrastructure intersect among the dry coulees.