2014 Map of Wingville

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Baker Valley is defined by its complex irrigation and water management network, where the Baker Municipal Aqueduct and numerous ditches like Phillips Ditch channel water across the agricultural landscape. The settlement of Wingville serves as a central point in this rural area, supported by the Wingville Cem and surrounded by named family roads such as Brown Rd and Adams Rd. To the southwest, the terrain rises sharply into the Elkhorn Mountains, marking the transition into the Whitman National Forest. This high country is dissected by numerous drainages, including Washington Gulch and Rouen Gulch, reflecting a landscape shared between intensive valley ranching and protected timberlands. Smaller water bodies like Butler Reservoir, Seig Ponds, and De Vos Pond dot the valley floor, illustrating the localized scale of water storage required for high-desert agriculture.