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Seep Lakes Road in Grant County, Washington

Seep Lakes Road in Grant County is a two-lane, compacted-gravel unclassified road. It crosses Hampton Lake Road and ends in a cul-de-sac. This street is part of the highway "011".

Road Type
unclassified road
Lanes
2
Operator
Columbia National Wildlife Refuge
Legend

Streets nearby

Hampton Lake Road
0.6 mi
Marsh Trail
1.6 mi
South Morgan Lake Road
1.8 mi
Frog Lake Trail
Animal Adaptations to the Desert - Diurnal vs. Nocturnal
2.3 mi
Crab Creek Trail
Essentials for Survival, What makes this a riparian habitat?
2.3 mi
Rimrock Trail
A Welcome Oasis for Many Species, Basalt Cliff Homes, The Plants You See Have Adapted Well to the Desert, The Trail Continues For A Panoramic View Of The Refuge
2.3 mi
West McManamon Road
2.4 mi
Road 10 Southeast
2.5 mi
South Reynolds Road
2.8 mi
Sutton Road
Fletcher
2.9 mi
Pillar/Wigeon Road
Rock Solid Habitat
3.0 mi
Grant Road
3.1 mi
Morgan Lake Road
3.1 mi
Out of Bounds Lane Southeast
3.2 mi
P 5
3.2 mi
Handicap Drive Southeast
3.2 mi
Marsh Unit 1 Access Road
Safe Stop off the Sky-Highway
3.3 mi
Road 11.5 Southeast
3.3 mi
Road 11 Southeast
3.3 mi
Road 12 SE/West Providence Road
3.4 mi
Lang Road
3.4 mi
Upper Goose Lake Road
3.5 mi
State Highway 17
Country Cousins
3.5 mi
Sagehill Road Southeast
3.6 mi
Colley Ln
3.6 mi
West Herman Road
Beatrice, Novara
3.8 mi

Canals nearby

Potholes East Canal
2.8 mi

Dams nearby

Soda Lake Dike Dam
2.8 mi
Soda Lake Dam
2.9 mi
Rock Check IV-14 Dam
3.5 mi
Marsh Unit One Dam
3.8 mi

Streams nearby

Lower Crab Creek
2.2 mi

Tourist information centers nearby

Columbia National Wildlife Refuge Office
1.8 mi

Waters nearby

North Teal Lake
0.3 mi
South Teal Lake
0.8 mi
Sage Lakes
1.0 mi
Lower Hampton Lake
1.1 mi
Quail Lake
1.2 mi
Para Lake
1.2 mi
Heart Lake
1.3 mi
McMannaman Lake
1.3 mi
Herman Lake
1.3 mi
Upper Hampton Lake
1.4 mi
Morgan Lake
2.0 mi
Half Moon Lake
2.5 mi
Deadman Lake
2.6 mi
Lost Lake
3.7 mi
Coyote Lake
3.8 mi
Upper Goose Lake
3.9 mi