Palouse region

The Palouse is a scenic region in the northwestern United States, primarily located in southeastern Washington and north-central Idaho. Known for its rolling hills and fertile farmland, it features rich, loamy soil ideal for growing crops like wheat and legumes. The landscape’s distinctive, wave-like terrain was formed by ancient glaciers and river sediments. The area is also noted for its scenic beauty, attracting photographers and visitors. Historically, it has supported a strong agricultural economy and offers a unique combination of natural topology and productive farmland, making it a vital and visually striking part of the Pacific Northwest.