2011 Map of David City East

About this map

Octavia sits at the center of this agricultural landscape in Butler County, where the Octavia Post Office serves as a local anchor for the surrounding farming community. The terrain is defined by the winding course of Bone Creek, which meanders from the northwest toward the southeast, cutting through the grid-iron pattern of rural roads such as 43 RD and 38 RD. Man-made water management is evident at the Brezina Reservoir, held by the Brezina Dam, providing a critical water resource for the region. To the southwest, the edge of David City begins to appear, signaling the transition from open fields to more concentrated town development. This survey illustrates the persistent rural character of eastern Nebraska, where industrial utility is represented by the Butler County Landfill and a network of named local routes like Road Q And R and Road RS.