1910 Map of Zillah

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The Yakima River valley serves as the central artery for this 1906 survey, showcasing a landscape undergoing rapid agricultural transformation. The influence of early irrigation is evident through the path of the Sunnyside Canal, which parallels the river and supports growing communities like Sunnyside and Zillah. To the south, the vast Yakima Indian Reservation covers the foothills, while the Northern Pacific railroad connects established shipping points like Toppenish and Wapato with smaller rail stops such as Alfalfa and Satus.