2014 Map of Humboldt

About this map

The town of Humboldt serves as the focal point of this Richardson County landscape, where the local street grid meets a series of rural routes. To the west, Kirkmans Cove Lake and the smaller Yearling Reservoir provide notable water features within the rolling terrain. The hydrological character of the region is defined by the North Fork Big Nemaha River, which winds across the southern portion of the quadrangle, fed by numerous tributaries including Whisky Run, Round Grove Cr, and Long Br. For those tracing local heritage, the map identifies the Humboldt Cem just south of town and the Lynchburg Cem situated further southeast, offering critical geographic markers for genealogical research. The grid-like arrangement of section roads, such as 714 RD and 634 Ave, illustrates the enduring organization of Nebraska’s agricultural heartland in the early 21st century.