2014 Map of Antioch

About this map

Antioch serves as the primary focal point of this western Nebraska landscape, situated along the corridor of Ne-2. The region is defined by a dense concentration of alkali and freshwater bodies characteristic of the Sandhills, including the prominent Potash Lake, Bower Lake, and Lily Lake. These water features, alongside Snake Cr, reflect the unique hydrology of the area, which historically supported a significant potash industry during the early 20th century. To the south, the terrain transitions across the Sheridan Co Garden Co boundary, where more isolated water bodies like McFall Lake and Hiers Lakes are connected by a network of rural routes such as Road No 155 and 390th LN. The map captures the specialized ranching and natural resource landscape of the High Plains, where remote trails like 405th TRL and 396th TRL navigate the undulating contours between numerous named lakes.