2014 Map of Hyannis South

About this map

The village of Hyannis occupies the northeastern corner of this Grant County landscape, serving as a primary point of settlement along the intersection of Ne-2 and Ne-61. The terrain is defined by the high, rolling dunes of the Nebraska Sandhills, which create a complex drainage pattern resulting in several localized water bodies. These depressions hold significant features such as George Lake and Cricket Lake, which are central to the hydrology of this semi-arid region. To the south, the landscape remains largely open and dominated by the natural topography, with Little Buckboard Lake and Sears Lake appearing as distinct landmarks amidst the dunes. Farther south, Lynch Rd provides access through this ranching country, tracing the base of the hills where the sandy soil meets the few established transport corridors of the early 21st century.