2014 Map of Garland

About this map

Garland sits at the intersection of a rolling agricultural landscape and an intricate network of modern water management. This 2014 survey captures the township's layout alongside several significant cemeteries that reflect the area's pioneer heritage, including Germantown Cem and Garland South Cem. The terrain is defined by the drainage of Middle Oak Cr and Elk Cr, which feed into the extensive Branched Oak Lake visible in the northeast corner. These waterways are part of a broader conservation and flood control system, illustrated by numerous engineered features like Oak-Middle Reservoir 76-A. The map also traces the county line between Seward County and Lancaster County, providing a clear look at how rural property lines and road networks, such as Alvo Rd and Waverly Rd, have persisted through the early 21st century.