2014 Map of Cowboy Hill

About this map

Cowboy Hill rises as the central topographic feature in this section of western Nebraska, surrounded by a complex network of elevation contours that define the sandhills landscape of Morrill County. The area is characterized by its sparse infrastructure, primarily served by the primary transit corridor of 385, which cuts diagonally through the northwestern quadrant. Local access is facilitated by a small handful of designated routes, including Road 136 and Road 117, which connect the occasional ranching operations or access points within this vast terrain. The 2014 data provided by the U.S. Geological Survey illustrates a region where land use remains dedicated to open space and agriculture, with little in the way of concentrated residential or commercial development beyond the essential road network.