2014 Map of Camp Hayes Lake SE

About this map

Red Willow Cr and Spring Cr carve through the high plains of Southwest Nebraska, defining a landscape marked by deep drainages and a strictly rectilinear road network. This 2014 survey captures the rural boundary where Hayes and Frontier Counties meet. The terrain is notably etched by Elkhorn Canyon in the northeast, while the Teel Reservoir serves as a localized water source within this arid environment. The map details the transition from plateau to creek bottom, where various thoroughfares like Avenue 377 and Road 744 follow the Section lines of the Public Land Survey System. The infrastructure is sparse, reflecting a region dedicated to ranching and dryland farming, with the topography dictated by the winding path of Red Willow Creek.