1969 Map of Exeter
USGS Topo · Published 1971About this map
The village of Exeter serves as a central hub on this Nebraska plains landscape, where the Burlington Northern and Chicago and North Western railroads intersect. This intersection defines the local geography, anchoring the grid of the town near the Exeter Cem. The surrounding terrain is primarily agricultural, marked by the drainage patterns of Antelope Creek to the north and the various branches of Johnson Creek to the south. A notable modern addition to the rural landscape is the Flying J Landing Strip, located west of the main settlement. The map provides a look at the township structures of McFadden, West Blue, and Fairmont, illustrating how section lines and farmstead placements were established relative to the primary watercourses and rail lines of Fillmore and York counties.
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