1971 Map of Chappell NE

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Garden Co and Deuel Co meet in this Nebraska landscape, where the high plains terrain is defined by dramatic depressions and intermittent drainages. The north-south boundary line divides the sheet, which was field checked in the early 1970s following photogrammetric mapping. Local religious life is anchored at Berea Ch, while the industrial footprint of the region is visible through several Gravel Pit operations and more extensive Gravel Pits located further south. Physical geography is dominated by notable natural features like the rugged Ash Hollow in the northeast corner and the winding Walrath Draw in the south. Technical infrastructure is also present, marked by a major Pipeline that traverses the central and southern sections, crossing near isolated ranch Wells that provide critical water access in this semi-arid environment.