2011 Map of Jamison SW

About this map

Dyer anchors the western edge of this Nebraska landscape, where the northern high plains meet the winding corridor of the Niobrara River. This survey captures the rural topography of Keya Paha County, characterized by a complex network of drainage systems feeding into the river. The hydrologic patterns are particularly distinct here, with Anne Creek carving a significant path across the central terrain, supported by the localized Big Anne Spring. Other smaller watercourses, including Rock Creek, Coon Creek, and Willow Creek, illustrate the natural drainage that defines this ranching country. The map provides a clear look at the sparse road network and scattered homestead sites typical of the region's late-twentieth-century development, preserving the exact layout of land use before the further consolidation of local agriculture.