2011 Map of Arterburn Lake

About this map

Arterburn Lake and its corresponding Arterburn Dam serve as the primary landmarks in this section of Chase County, where the high plains landscape is defined by a strictly organized grid of rural roads and water management features. The northern portion of the map reveals the hydrological significance of Frenchman Creek, which is accompanied by the M Abanville Canal, reflecting the region's reliance on irrigation and water control. Other drainage patterns, such as Walnut Slough and McGuires Slough, further illustrate the natural flow and modification of the local watershed. This 2011 survey documents a rural environment where land use is dictated by the section line roads, including 736 Rd and 314 Ave, creating a systematic agricultural layout typical of the Nebraska panhandle and southwest region.