2009 Map of Caney

About this map

Caney anchors this landscape in southeastern Kansas, situated at the confluence of several local waterways including the Little Caney River and Mud Creek. This 2009 survey shows a well-defined grid in the town center, extending out to the Caney Airpark and the northern reaches of the community toward Sunny Side Cemetery. To the north, the smaller settlement of Havana sits near the shores of Havana Lake, a landscape punctuated by the elevation of Round Mound. The map reveals a robust rural infrastructure defined by an extensive county road system, such as Tyro Cutoff Rd and Traveler Rd, which connect the scattered homesteads and agricultural plots. The drainage patterns of Bee Creek, Coon Creek, and Cheyenne Creek illustrate the natural topography that has influenced the placement of these Kansas settlements and their transportation corridors over more than a century of development.