Dead Presidents? Nope. You are at the county line for Grant and Lincoln counties and at a place to glimpse the Grand Coulee Dam.
Some quick facts about Grant County:
- The county was formed on February 24, 1909 and is named for U.S. President Ulysses S. Grant.
- 4th Largest county in Washington by land size.
- Cities and towns include Moses Lake (the largest), Ephrata (the county seat), George, Desert Aire (south west area), Warden (eastern side), and Grand Coulee (up in the northeast corner).
- Also found in Grant County is parts of the Hanford Reach National Monument, Columbia National Wildlife Refuge and the Grand Coulee Dam and the Gorge Ampitheatre.
- The county claims to be "the nation's largest potato producing county".
Some quick facts about Lincoln County:
- The county was created on November 24, 1883 and is named for U. S. President Abraham Lincoln.
- Largest city and county seat is Davenport.
- Cities and towns include Almira to the west, Odessa and Sprague close to the southern border, Reardan to the east, and Fort Spokane and Grand Coulee along the northern border.
- The Columbia River, Lake Roosevelt and the Spokane River make up the northern boundaries of the county.
- Wheat is the predominate crop, second only to Whitman County in production.
You are looking for a small lock 'n lock container. Bring your own writing instrument. A small prize awaits the FTF.
There is a nice pull-off area for parking and there is no need to go rock climbing. It is a grab and go. Please hide it as you found it just in case muggles stop to enjoy the view.
Congrats to vicctria for the FTF!
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