2011 Map of Greenwood

About this map

Greenwood sits at the heart of this Cass County landscape, defined by a dense network of meandering waterways that feed into the larger Salt Creek basin. The town's layout is closely tied to its historical infrastructure, centered around the Greenwood Post Office and a concentrated residential grid. Outside the central settlement, the terrain is partitioned by a strictly rectangular road system, including named corridors like Waverly Rd and Mynard Rd, which cross various tributaries such as Robinson Branch, Greenwood Creek, and Bee Creek. Genealogy interests are well-served by the inclusion of the Greenwood Cemetery just south of town and the Alvo Cemetery at the southern edge of the survey. The map illustrates a rural Nebraska community where the orderly lines of agricultural development intersect with the erratic, natural paths of Dee Creek and Camp Creek.