
Byers occupies the western edge of this agricultural landscape, situated along the border of Stafford and Pratt counties. The town site is defined by its small grid of streets, including Nation St, Main St, and Richter St, surrounded by an expansive network of sectional roads and farming tracts. This 2022 survey illustrates the methodical township and range system that organized the Great Plains, with Moore Field located just north of the settlement. In the northwest corner, the subtle drainage of Rattlesnake Cr cuts through the prairie, providing a rare break in the flat, surveyed terrain. The map serves as a contemporary record of rural Kansas, documenting the persistent layout of small-town centers and the industrial-scale farming roads that connect them to the wider region.
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This is the sole edition of this map. No revisions or reprints were ever made.