1973 Map of Camp Hayes Lake SE

About this map

The rolling plains along the Hayes County and Frontier County line define this part of southwestern Nebraska as it was documented in the early 1970s. The landscape is primarily shaped by agricultural section lines and the drainages of Red Willow Creek in the southwest and Spring Creek in the northeast. Community life in this rural expanse is anchored by two distinct houses of worship: St John Ch situated in the north-central section and Evergreen Union Ch located further south. A single Radio Tower stands as a notable modern landmark amidst the vast network of section roads and scattered wells, illustrating the sparse settlement pattern typical of the High Plains during this era of agricultural development.