2011 Map of Chappell NW

About this map

Section lines and a precise grid of rural thoroughfares define this portion of Deuel County in the early 21st century. The landscape is structured by north-south routes such as Road 163 and Road 173, intersected at regular intervals by east-west passages including Road 34 and Road 24. This layout reflects the enduring influence of the Public Land Survey System on the Nebraska panhandle, where agricultural land use and property boundaries are etched into the earth through this geometric network. While largely dominated by numbered roads, the presence of Wheatland Dr suggests localized residential or specific access needs within the broader agricultural expanse. The area is characterized by low-relief terrain and ephemeral drainage patterns that weave between the established road corridors, such as Road 167 and Road 169, illustrating the intersection of natural topography and human organization.