2015 Map of Delmont NE

About this map

Agricultural lands and intermittent drainage patterns define this corner of the Great Plains where the borders of Douglas, Davison, and Hutchinson counties meet. The landscape is structured by a precise mile-square grid of local roads, including 268th St and 407th Ave, which partition the prairie into large-scale farming tracts. Water management and natural topography are evident through the paths of the S Fork Twelvemile Cr in the north and Coffee Cr through the center, both meandering across the township lines. A significant historical landmark for genealogists is the Miller Cem, located in the southeastern quadrant, serving as a quiet marker of the families who settled this rural expanse. In the south, Pony Cr cuts through the terrain, illustrating the hydrologic network that supported early homesteads and modern agriculture alike.