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Pullman

Pullman is situated within the Palouse region, characterized by its distinct topography of rolling hills formed from loess deposits—windblown silt accumulated over millennia. The city's average elevation is approximately 2,540 feet (774 meters), with elevations ranging from about 2,342 to 2,575 feet (714 to 785 meters) above sea level. Downtown Pullman lies in a valley bordered by these hills, which rise steeply in certain areas, creating a scenic backdrop. The terrain is notably fertile, ideal for agriculture, particularly the cultivation of winter and spring wheat, barley, and lentils. Additionally, several creeks, including Paradise Creek and Missouri Flat Creek, traverse the landscape, contributing to the region's watershed that eventually feeds into the Snake River and Columbia River systems. The unique geological features and rich soils of the Palouse not only define Pullman's landscape but also play a significant role in its agricultural economy.

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Name: Pullman topographic map, elevation, terrain.

Location: Pullman, Whitman County, Washington, United States (46.70453 -117.22207 46.76195 -117.08557)

Average elevation: 2,539 ft

Minimum elevation: 2,257 ft

Maximum elevation: 2,733 ft

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