2014 Map of Dittons Creek NE

About this map

High plains terrain defines this remote corner of Southwest Nebraska, where the borders of Chase, Hayes, and Perkins counties converge. The landscape is marked by a rigid grid of rural thoroughfares such as Road 750 and Avenue 347, reflecting the systematic agricultural partitioning of the region. Local history is anchored by the Attica Cem in the southeastern quadrant, a solitary landmark in an area dominated by rolling topography and intermittent drainages like Blackwood Cr. To the southwest, the terrain becomes more distinct at Cliff Dwellers Canyon, where the elevation breaks into the more complex drainage patterns that interrupt the surrounding tableland. This 2014 survey documents the enduring spatial layout of these agricultural lands, showing the network of section-line roads that have guided movement through the area for generations.