1985 Map of Harr Valley

About this map

Harr Valley dominates this landscape in the Nebraska sandhills, carving through the terrain alongside Remalla Valley. This 1980s-era topographical record highlights the intricate drainage patterns and numerous small wetlands characteristic of the region, where the boundary between Cherry County and Brown County cuts across the undulating surface. To the south, Moon Lake sits as a prominent landmark in an area otherwise defined by its subtle depressions and high-plains topography. Compiled from 1980 aerial photography, the map reveals a quiet, unpopulated landscape primarily structured by section lines and intermittent water bodies, providing a clear view of the natural state of these central Nebraska valleys before modern shifts in land use.