2017 Map of Wilson Creek SW

About this map

Black Rock Coulee carves through this central Washington landscape, revealing the distinctive geological scars of the Scablands in Grant County. The 2017 survey details a terrain defined by ancient flood channels and modern water management, where the Sand Coulee Syphon and the E Low Canal Rd Ne facilitate irrigation across an arid plateau. These engineered features sit alongside natural depressions that hold water, such as Black Lake and Artesian Lake, which serve as vital landmarks in an area otherwise dominated by the geometric precision of the Public Land Survey System. The map's network of gravel and local connector roads, including Rd 14 Ne and Rd 12 Ne, follows the sectional grid, illustrating the systematic agricultural development of the region during the early 21st century.