2011 Map of Belden

About this map

Belden serves as the central hub of this Cedar County landscape, which is defined by a rigorous grid of section-line roads and the winding paths of several prairie waterways. The village is anchored by the Belden Post Office, situated at the intersection of a local highway and the north-south grid. The terrain is deeply carved by the drainage patterns of Middle Logan Creek, which meanders roughly east-west through the center of the sheet. Further north, the landscape is fed by Perrin Creek, while Baker Creek flows through the southern reaches. This 2011 survey reflects the enduring character of Nebraska's agricultural infrastructure, where the precise network of numbered avenues and roads, such as 870th Rd and 567 Ave, provides the primary structure for land management and travel between homesteads.