1970 Map of Filley

About this map

Filley and Rockford anchor this 1970 Nebraska survey, documenting a rural landscape structured by the local watercourses of Mud Creek and Cedar Creek. The map provides significant detail for family historians, noting Zion Ch and its associated Zion Cem in the northwestern corner, along with the Filley Cem just south of the village. A notable interpretive element is the Old Railroad Grade cutting across the southern half of the quadrangle, tracing the path of former transportation that once linked these agricultural communities. The terrain is further defined by its civic divisions, including the townships of Hanover, Hooker, and Logan. Modern infrastructure also appears, such as the Sewage Disposal Pond and several Radio Towers, marking the technological progression of Gage County in the late twentieth century.