2014 Map of Lambs Lake

About this map

Lambs Lake sits at the center of this 2014 terrain study, characterizing a landscape defined by isolated water bodies and shifting prairie elevations along the border of Rock and Holt counties. The area is sparsely developed, with human activity primarily marked by a grid of rural routes such as 864th Rd and Benton Rd that navigate around the numerous basins and wetlands. Significant hydrological features include Frazier Lake in the north and the winding path of Holt Cr which drains toward the east. This section of the Nebraska Sandhills shows a distinct drainage pattern where Overton Lake and Brown Lake occupy deep depressions amidst the dunes. The lack of concentrated settlements or industrial infrastructure emphasizes the region's historical reliance on ranching and natural water sources.