2014 Map of Bovee Valley West

About this map

Bovee Valley characterizes this portion of Sheridan County, where the high plains terrain is defined by undulating contours and a network of rural trails. The most significant drainage is the Snake River, which flows through the southeastern portion of the map, carving a path through the sandhills landscape. This 2014 survey documents the modern road network, centered on the north-south corridor of Ne-27. The area is largely devoid of formal settlements, instead showing the sparse distribution of rural infrastructure typical of the Nebraska panhandle. A series of numbered trails, including 457th Trl, 456th Trl, and 448th Trl, provide access to the remote ranchlands and valleys. The map illustrates how transportation in this region remains tied to these section-line routes and natural features, highlighting the isolation and scale of the western Nebraska ranching country.