2011 Map of Hooper

About this map

The Elkhorn River meanders across the northern reaches of this Dodge County landscape, defining the topography near the established communities of Hooper and Winslow. Agricultural patterns are dictated by the paths of Maple Creek and Rawhide Creek, which cut through the fertile Nebraska plains. Significant local landmarks include the Hooper Post Office and the Winslow Post Office, serving as central hubs for these rural settlements. The map also records the presence of the Scribner Air Base Dam in the northwest corner, a remnant of regional infrastructure near the Kerstein Reservoir. For those researching local heritage, the Saint Rose of Lima Cemetery and Hooper Cemetery provide vital points of reference. The grid of county roads, such as Co Road J and Co Road 21, illustrates the enduring organization of the rural township system into the twenty-first century.