1966 Map of Humphrey

About this map

Humphrey serves as the central hub of this Nebraska landscape, situated at the junction of the Union Pacific and an Old Grade Railroad. The town's religious and civic character is defined by landmarks like St Francis Cem and its proximity to the industrial Claypit on the southern edge of the settlement. The surrounding territory is divided into distinctive townships such as Granville, Burrows, and Grand Prairie, reflecting the organized agricultural development of Platte and Madison Counties.