2011 Map of Faith NE

About this map

The Sand Hill River meanders across this rural section of Polk County, defining the drainage patterns of an agricultural landscape structured by a precise grid of county highways and section roads. This early 21st-century survey shows a terrain dominated by water management and land division, where features like the Frog Lake Dam represent localized efforts to control the flow toward the Red River Valley. In the southeastern portion of the map, Marsh Creek cuts through the plains, while arterial routes such as County Hwy-107 and County Hwy-42 provide the primary infrastructure connecting isolated farmsteads and township lands. The distribution of small wetlands and drainage channels among the numbered section roads reveals the persistent challenge of managing water in this low-relief prairie environment.