2014 Map of Halsey

About this map

Halsey occupies a strategic position along the northern bank of the Middle Loup River, serving as a gateway to the extensive tracts of the Nebraska National Forest. This 2014 survey captures the distinct transition from the river valley to the undulating Sandhills terrain. The settlement’s core is defined by the intersection of Main St and Railroad St, reflecting a traditional grid layout adjacent to the transportation corridor of Ne-2. To the south, the forest boundaries are accessed via State Hwy Spur S-86B, while the northern uplands are navigated by long, winding ranch roads such as Rosehill Rd and Purdum Ave. The map also illustrates the political geography of the region, specifically the dividing line between Thomas Co and Blaine Co which passes just east of the village.