2017 Map of Arterburn Lake

About this map

Arterburn Lake sits near the northern edge of this Chase County landscape, a vital water feature in an area defined by agricultural water management. The drainage and irrigation patterns of the early 21st century are clearly visible through the winding course of Frenchman Cr and the engineered precision of the Maranville Canal. These waterways, along with Walnut Slough and Mcguires Slough, illustrate the critical relationship between the local geography and the high plains water table. The terrain is partitioned by a strictly rectangular grid of rural roads, including 734 Rd and 732 Ave, which delineate the sections of townships t6n r41w and t5n r40w. This grid highlights the systematic land division that has governed Nebraska's ranching and farming operations for generations.