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East of the Cascade Mountains, Washington’s climate is arid and the terrain is desert-like. Summertime temperatures can exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit in regions such as the Yakima Valley and the Columbia River Plateau. This is an area of rolling hills and flatlands. During the last Ice Age, 18,000 to 13,000 years ago, floods flowed across this land, causing massive erosion and leaving carved basalt canyons, waterfalls and coulees known as the Channeled Scablands. The Quincy Lakes area is part of the scablands of central Washington State. Visitors to this area will experience basalt cliffs, mesas, benches, canyons and potholes. Several of the potholes have become lakes that are filled with water seeping from the irrigation of nearby upslope farmlands. Ancient and Dusty lakes are two examples that have added to fish and wildlife diversity and have also become important recreational areas. Ancient Lake and Dusty Lake are in the Quincy Wildlife Recreation Area near Quincy, Washington State, USA.

Image taken during a road trip through north central washington State. Image was made on a Leica m6 and Kodak porter film.

Flaming Gorge Reservoir. The Flaming Gorge Reservoir is located in the US states of Wyoming and Utah.The lake was created by damming the Green River by the Flaming Gorge Dam.

Ship rock, New Mexico.

Cliff Face at sunset in the Frenchmans Coulee area in Central Washington State

Lone Rock in Wahweap Bay at Lake Powell, Glen Canyon Recreation Area, near Page, Utah

There are many pothole lakes and ponds in the scablands of Central Washington. Corral Lake is in the Columbia National Wildlife Refuge near Othello, Washington State, USA.

Cattle ranch above Columbia River in Washington state

Vintage overcast landscape

Wanapum Lake Colombia River Wild Horses Monument High Desert Vantage Washington

Factory Butte, massive ancient sandstone natural structure surrounding by incredible landscape in Hanksville, Utah.

The famous offroad Shafer trail in the canyon near Moab, reaching Canyonland National park, Utah. Desert landscapes by the trail, by Potash Evaporation Ponds

Desert area

Lone Rock in Wahweap Bay at Lake Powell, Glen Canyon Recreation Area, Page, Utah

$Nearly a thousand years ago natives inhabited the plains between the Painted Desert and the San Francisco Peaks of Arizona. In an area so dry it would seem impossible to live, they built pueblos, harvested rainwater, grew crops and raised families. Today the remnants of their villages dot the landscape. Wukoki, a modern Hopi word for \$

Low water in Columbia River because of damage to dam downriver in Washington state

A plastic water bottle spills precious water in the desert.

View of Big Bend National Park in Texas

A rock inside the desert

Drone view of the iconic Lone Rock formation emerging from the turquoise waters of Lake Powell, Utah. Surrounded by arid desert terrain and textured sandstone, the isolated rock casts a vivid reflection in the still water, highlighting the stark beauty of the American Southwest.

Deep Lake at Sun Lakes State Park in Eastern Washington

A striking aerial view of Lake Powell’s vibrant blue waters meeting the rugged, arid desert shoreline. The contrasting colors of the sandy terrain and the deep blue lake create a captivating visual of the Southwestern landscape.

East of the Cascade Mountains, Washington’s climate is arid and the terrain is desert-like. Summertime temperatures can exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit in regions such as the Yakima Valley and the Columbia River Plateau. This is an area of rolling hills and flatlands. During the last Ice Age, 18,000 to 13,000 years ago, floods flowed across this land, causing massive erosion and leaving carved basalt canyons, waterfalls and coulees known as the Channeled Scablands. The Quincy Lakes area is part of the scablands of central Washington State. Visitors to this area will experience basalt cliffs, mesas, benches, canyons and potholes. Several of the potholes have become lakes that are filled with water seeping from the irrigation of nearby upslope farmlands. Ancient and Dusty lakes are two examples that have added to fish and wildlife diversity and have also become important recreational areas. Ancient Lake and Dusty Lake are in the Quincy Wildlife Recreation Area near Quincy, Washington State, USA.

lake powell with canyon

remote view of vantage bridge from river bank,columbia river gorge,usa

river during drought very low water

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