Burbank Heights

Built around residential streets on basalt uplands above the Snake River, Burbank Heights developed into a small community in southeastern Washington. It lies within the dry Columbia Basin, where irrigated farmland and open sagebrush country meet the water corridors of the Snake and Columbia rivers. The nearby confluence is marked by Sacajawea State Park, named for the Shoshone woman who travelled with the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Burbank Heights belongs to the wider Tri-Cities area, with Pasco across the Columbia River and Walla Walla country to the east. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on the Snake and Columbia river confluence.

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