A town on eastern boundary of the Yakima Indian Reservation southeast of Yakima. The town was named by the Northern Pacific Railway in 1885 when a station was established. The word is a combination which uses the first half of the given name of Mabel Baker Anderson daughter of Dr. Dorsey S. Baker who built the famous rawhide railroad between Walla Walla and Wallula.
Mabton
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