2017 Map of Fremont East

About this map

The city of Fremont sits as a regional hub in eastern Nebraska, defined by its position between major watercourses and at a junction of regional transport. This 2017 survey details the urban expansion of the city alongside institutional landmarks such as Midland College and La James International College. To the south and east, the landscape is shaped by the wide valleys of the Platte River and the Elkhorn River, which converge just beyond the map's edge. This hydrology is complex, featuring remnants of the river's movement such as the Rawhide Creek (Old Channel) and the Rawhide Creek. Smaller communities like Inglewood and the riverside development of Woodcliff provide contrast to the primary municipal center, while the low-lying terrain near Doves Cove illustrates the characteristic wetland and floodplain environment of the Platte River valley.