2011 Map of Culbertson SE

About this map

Elm Creek and Driftwood Creek dictate the landscape of this rural corridor along the Nebraska-Kansas border. The drainage patterns and topographic relief are most pronounced at Tipton Canyon, where the upland terrain breaks toward the creek bottoms. This 2011 survey captures the area's agricultural infrastructure, including the Driftwood West Canal which supports the region's irrigation needs. Aviation in this remote stretch of the plains is anchored by Hoyt Airport, situated on the northern plateau. The map details a geometric grid of local transit, including RD 710 and RD 375, which serve as the primary conduits for the scattered farmsteads and ranchlands that define Red Willow County.