2009 Map of Harrison Flats

About this map

Harrison Flats dominates the high plains landscape of Wallace County in this early 21st-century survey. The terrain is defined by the sharp transition from level tablelands to the dissected breaks of Wallace Bluffs, where the land drops away into drainage systems like Homestead Canyon. This section of western Kansas exhibits a sparse, methodical grid of county roads, such as Rd Wa S-27 and Rd Wa E-F, which serve the expansive agricultural and ranching tracts of the region. Intermittent waterways including Coon Creek, Chalk Creek, and Twin Butte Creek carve delicate paths across the plains, illustrating the essential relationship between water and land use in this semi-arid environment.