2013 Map of Weber

About this map

Warden Hutterite Brethren occupies a central position within this agricultural landscape of eastern Washington, situated along the border of Grant and Adams counties. The terrain is characterized by the distinct glacial drainage patterns of Farrier Coulee and Bauer Coulee, which cut through the high plains north of the Hutterite Brethren settlement. Large-scale agricultural operations are the primary economic driver of the region, evidenced by Country Morning Dairy Farms to the south and the Franz Ranch Airport to the east. The small settlement of Weber sits along the interstate corridor, while Schaeffer Spur indicates the area's historical reliance on rail-side shipping for grain and produce. A dense grid of county roads, including W Weber Rd and N Howard Rd, provides access to the expansive farm allotments that define the local economy.