2015 Map of Fort Larned

About this map

Fort Larned National Historic Site anchors this portion of Pawnee County, preserving the footprint of the frontier military post along the banks of the Pawnee River. The landscape is defined by the convergence of major watercourses, where the river winds eastward to meet the Arkansas River in the southeastern quadrant. Small rural settlements like Frizell and Hamburg dot the plains, connected by a grid of local roads including 160th Ave and Timken Rd. The presence of NE Trail St suggests the enduring path of historic transit corridors through the region. To the north, the terrain rises toward Jenkins Hill and is carved by the intermittent flow of Ash Cr, while the Larned Cem sits on the eastern edge of the survey area, serving as a significant site for genealogical research.