Enders Reservoir dominates the landscape of southern Chase County, created by the impoundment of Frenchman Cr. The small community of Enders sits on the northern shore of the water, centered around a Po and the junction of local routes like Old Hwy 6. The surrounding terrain is defined by the high plains of Southwest Nebraska, where the land transitions from the flat tablelands of the north into the dissected drainage patterns feeding the reservoir. The grid of section lines and rural roads, such as 736 Rd and 728 Rd, illustrates the agricultural framework of the region, while the reservoir serves as a critical water resource and local landmark in an otherwise arid landscape.
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1954 · McCook
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1957 · McCook
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1958 · McCook
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1973 · Champion
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1973 · Enders
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1973 · Champion SW
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1973 · Imperial
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1973 · Ough
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1973 · Wauneta SW
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1973 · Imperial Municipal Airport
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