1958 Map of White Swan

About this map

White Swan serves as a central hub within the Yakima Indian Reservation, characterized by a transition from the elevated slopes of the north down to the productive reaches of Olney Flat. The settlement pattern is defined by a rigorous grid of section lines and irrigation works like the Main Canal and Highline Canal, which transformed this arid landscape into a managed agricultural zone. To the west, the presence of Fort Simcoe State Park and the Ranger Sta points to the area's legacy as a site of administrative and military importance.