1985 Map of Johnstown
USGS Topo · Published 1986About this map
Johnstown serves as the central hub of this Nebraska Sandhills region during the mid-1980s, where the grid of sections meets the winding, deeply carved valleys of Plum Creek and Evergreen Creek. The landscape transition is stark, moving from the flat tablelands supporting the Ainsworth Municipal Airport to the intricate drainages of Coon Creek and Cedar Creek. This era of water management is evidenced by technical features such as a Canal and a specific Elevated Drain, illustrating the infrastructure required to support agriculture in Brown County. Further south, the terrain becomes more complex as the North Fork and South Fork begin to shape the geography. Local history is anchored by the small Cem located just east of the main settlement, providing a point of interest for genealogical research in this sparsely populated cattle country.
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