2017 Map of Arnold SW

About this map

Tallin Table rises as a prominent geographic feature within this 2017 survey of the borderlands between Lincoln and Custer counties. This section of the Nebraska loess hills is characterized by a network of ranch and section-line roads, including the aptly named Minimum Maintenance Rd and Sand Valley Rd. The map provides specific locational data for genealogists and local historians, most notably the Kilmer Valley Cem situated just west of the county line. The landscape is a mix of high tablelands and depressions like Yucca Valley, connected by a grid of rural routes such as Niedan Rd and Kilmar Valley Rd. This cartographic record illustrates the persistent rural infrastructure of the High Plains, where remote cemeteries and named geological formations remain the primary landmarks for local navigation.