2014 Map of Lawrence Fork

About this map

Lawrence Fork meanders through this high-plains landscape, marking a prominent drainage system that cuts across the tri-county corner where Cheyenne, Morrill, and Banner counties meet. This 2014 survey illustrates a rural Nebraska environment defined by its systematic road grid and occasional water features. In the southwestern portion of the sheet, the Dvorak Reservoir provides a focused catchment area, while Rush Cr flows across the southeastern corner. The map traces the intersection of several significant local arteries, including Road 81 and Road 56, showing how the land is organized for agriculture and livestock. The terrain transitions from the relatively flat valley of the Lawrence Fork into more complex contours, reflecting the gradual elevation changes characteristic of the Nebraska Panhandle's western edge.