2017 Map of Hollinger

About this map

Republican River floodplains and the dissecting drainages of the southern Nebraska loess plains define this 2017 survey. The town of Oxford sits at the northern edge of the map where the river valley widens, while the smaller settlement of Hollinger is situated further south along the banks of Beaver Cr. The terrain is marked by a complex network of section-line roads, such as RD 713, which cross the rolling uplands between the two major watercourses. For those researching local family history, Turner Cem provides a specific point of interest in the southern portion of the quadrangle. Significant water management features are evident across the landscape, including Cadwalader Reservoir and Sturtevant Reservoir, illustrating the region's reliance on captured surface water for agricultural sustainability in this portion of the Great Plains.