2021 Map of Harrisburg

About this map

Harrisburg serves as the focal point of this western Nebraska landscape, where the Banner County Courthouse stands as a central civic landmark. The town’s layout is defined by a grid including Park St, transitioning quickly into a sprawling network of rural routes such as Co Rd 18 and Co Rd 24. This mapping provides a contemporary look at the settlement patterns in one of the state's least-populated counties, illustrating how small administrative centers like Harrisburg anchor the surrounding agricultural and ranching community. To the south, the topography shifts near the Harrisburg Cem, leading toward the distinct elevation of Lovers Leap Butte. This feature, along with the numerous county roads like Co Rd 39 and Co Rd 20, highlights the intersection of public land management and the open terrain of the Panhandle.