2014 Map of Burger Canyon East

About this map

The border of Frontier and Hayes counties in Nebraska is defined by a landscape of intricate drainages and rolling uplands, where the Red Willow Cr system carved deep incisions into the prairie. This topography is dominated by local landmarks like Burger Canyon and Kucera Canyon, which showcase the erosive power of seasonal watercourses in this portion of the Great Plains. The map reveals a sparse human footprint, primarily organized along a rectilinear grid of section roads including Road 735 and Avenue 377. For those researching local history, the map serves as a record of early community sites, notably the Saint Ann Cem on the eastern edge and Highland Cem in the southwest corner. These burial grounds, alongside drainage names like Sand Cr and Dry Cr, provide the primary markers for the rural farmstead network that settled this portion of the state.