2018 Map of Lapland

About this map

Lapland and Ivanpah anchor this section of Greenwood County, where the headwaters of the Fall River system begin to carve into the Kansas landscape. The geography is defined by the convergence of several significant drainage branches, including the West Branch Fall River and the East Branch Fall River, which create a complex network of ridges and draws. These waterways dictate the local infrastructure, with rural routes like River Rd and Twp Rd 38 following the natural contours of the valley floors. For those tracing regional history, the presence of Ladd Cem near the southern boundary provides a specific point of reference for early settlement patterns. The map clearly illustrates how the township and range system overlay this undulating terrain, with small drainages such as Ivanpah Cr and Oleson Cr threading through the rural sections.