2015 Map of Dighton SE

About this map

Hackberry Cr and Spring Cr carve subtle drainages across this section of the High Plains, defining the topography of the borderlands between Lane and Finney counties. The landscape is organized by a rigorous section-line grid of rural routes, including Ogallalah Rd and N Byler Rd, which serve the agricultural tracts of the region. A significant historical marker on the landscape is the Thomas Cem, located in the northeast quadrant, providing a localized point of interest for genealogical research in an area otherwise dominated by expansive ranching or farming plots. The southern boundary is defined by the Lane-Finney Rd, marking the transition between jurisdictions. This survey captures the enduring rural character of western Kansas, where watercourses like Hackberry Cr remain the primary natural landmarks amidst a human-imposed geometry of transport and property.