2014 Map of Angora SE

About this map

Angora sits at the northwestern edge of this High Plains landscape, where the Us-385 corridor cuts through the Nebraska panhandle. The terrain is defined by a complex network of seasonal drainages and irrigation infrastructure critical to the region's agricultural life. The Northport Canal winds through the southwestern corner, part of a larger system designed to manage water in this semi-arid environment. Moving across the central and southern portions of the map, the topography is carved by Indian Cr, Upper Dugout Cr, and Bratten Cr. A significant focal point for local water management and recreation is the Linch Reservoir, nestled among the hills east of the main road network. The map reveals a systematic grid of county roads, such as Road 118 and Road 114, which provide access to the remote ranchlands and homesteads of Morrill County.