2014 Map of Arnold Lake

About this map

Wolf Hill stands as the primary elevation in this corner of Sheridan County, overlooking a landscape defined by isolated alkaline lakes and wetlands within the Nebraska Sandhills. These water bodies, including Arnold Lake, Wintermuth Lake, and Watson Lake, are dispersed across the undulating terrain, indicating the unique hydrology of the region where groundwater often meets the surface in interdunal swales. Transportation across this sparsely populated area is limited to a few arterial routes such as Ne-27 and local tracks like 241st Trl, which connect the scattered ranch lands. The proximity of Deer Lake and Granning Lake further emphasizes the wetland density that has historically influenced land use and grazing patterns in this part of the state.