2012 Map of Beeler SW

About this map

The quiet rural landscape of Finney County is defined by a dendritic network of seasonal drainages including Hackberry Cr, Plum Cr, and Spring Cr. This western Kansas terrain, surveyed in the early 21st century, remains largely open and agricultural, with its section-line road system established by routes such as Co RD 50 and Road 523. A significant point for local history is the Buda Cem, which sits along the township border as a lasting marker of the area's early settlement era. The map also captures the boundary between Lane and Ness counties at Lane-Ness, while Guzzlers Gulch cuts through the northeast, illustrating the subtle but essential topography that governs water flow in this high plains region.