2017 Map of Ainsworth

About this map

Ainsworth sits as the central hub of this Nebraska Sandhills region, organized around a grid of streets including N Walnut St and E 4th St. The town is flanked by its history, evidenced by the Park Cem and Ainsworth Cem on its northern and southern outskirts. Transport through the area is defined by the Cowboy Trl, tracing a path across the landscape once dominated by the railroad. Outside the town limits, the geography transitions into the distinct elevations of Ainsworth Table and the open Buffalo Flats. Water sources like Bone Cr and the Moody Group Reservoir provide vital points of interest in this drainage basin, which eventually feeds into Willow Cr to the southeast. The survey details the transition from a structured town site to the expansive rural sections of Brown County.