2017 Map of Ewing

About this map

Ewing sits at the confluence of the Elkhorn River and its southern fork, serving as a focal point for the agricultural landscape along the Holt and Antelope county line. The village grid is clearly defined by streets such as N Main St and E Nebraska St, while the surrounding prairie is partitioned by a rigorous network of section roads like York Rd. Notable for local history and genealogy, the Saint Peter Cem is situated just north of the river, east of the main town site. The northern reaches of the quadrangle transition into the drainages of Big Springs Cr and S Br Verdigre Cr, illustrating the subtle hydrology of the Nebraska plains. The presence of the Cowboy Trl crossing the river valley highlights the transformation of former rail corridors into modern recreational paths.