2014 Map of Bingham

About this map

Bingham serves as the primary hub in this portion of the Nebraska Sandhills, situated along the corridor of Ne-2. The map illustrates a landscape where cattle ranching and seasonal water bodies dictate the geography. Small lakes such as McCarty Lake, Anderson Lake, and Willy Lake dot the low-lying areas between complex dune formations. The transition between Sheridan, Garden, Grant, and Cherry counties occurs within these hills, marked by cattle trails and rural routes like 109th Trl and Road 205. The layout of Bingham is relatively compact, with local streets including Wilson Ave and 1st St branching off the highway near the southern border of Sheridan County. The broader terrain is defined by natural depressions like Larkin Valley, reflecting the specialized topography of this high-plains region.