2010 Map of Keighley

About this map

Keighley serves as the primary settlement in this portion of Butler County, situated along a landscape defined by the intricate drainage of the Little Walnut River. This 2010 map details a rural geography where early twentieth-century industry meets long-standing agricultural roots. The extraction history of the region is evident through the presence of the Keighley Oil Field and the Brandt-Sensenbaugh Oil Field, while the local heritage is anchored by sites like Harmony Cemetery and Quito Cemetery. Numerous tributaries, including Honey Creek, Eagle Creek, and Hickory Creek, carve through the terrain, illustrating the natural water network that has historically supported Kansas prairie life. The road system, including Se 110th ST and Satchel Creek RD, provides a clear grid for tracing property lines and historical land use in this part of the Flint Hills region.