2011 Map of Imperial NE

About this map

Chase County's agricultural grid defines this western Nebraska landscape, where the High Plains terrain is etched by a network of rural section-line roads. The area is characterized by vast open spaces and ephemeral drainage patterns, with North-South corridors like 334 Ave and 335 Ave providing the primary transportation arteries between distant farmsteads. Unlike more densely settled regions, the infrastructure here reflects a modern era of large-scale land management, focusing on accessibility for irrigation and crop transport. East-West connections such as 749 Rd and 745 Rd link these corridors, maintaining a strict geometry across the prairie. This map offers a focused look at the rural spatial organization of the Nebraska panhandle region in the early twenty-first century.