1973 Map of Grant NE

About this map

Stinking Water Creek winds through the southwestern portion of this Perkins County landscape, which was documented by the Geological Survey during the early 1970s. This region is characterized by an intricate network of intermittent drainage features and agricultural infrastructure, reflecting the high plains environment of southwest Nebraska. The presence of the Reiger Landing Strip in the central portion of the sheet highlights the importance of private aviation for local transportation and land management in this rural setting. Further north, the dry bed of Roscoe Draw carves through the terrain, while a long-distance Pipeline cuts across the northern townships. Numerous labels for Wells are scattered throughout the sections, underscoring the vital role of groundwater management for sustaining the area's agricultural operations and rural homesteads.