The village of Lewiston sits at the northern edge of this Pawnee County landscape, serving as a hub for the surrounding agricultural grid. The terrain is defined by a dense network of drainage systems, including Turkey Cr, Adamson Cr, and Wolf Cr, which create a rolling series of ridges and valleys across the countryside. To the south, the landscape is notably altered by a series of water management structures known as the Plum Cr Reservoirs, including Plum Cr Reservoir 4-D and Plum Cr Reservoir 4-G. These catchments illustrate modern efforts to control runoff within the Plum Cr basin. Genealogists can identify significant local landmarks such as Lewiston Cem and Mt Pleasant Cem, both situated near the established section lines that dictate the area's movement and development.
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1955 · Lincoln
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1957 · Lincoln
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1958 · Lincoln
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1965 · Crab Orchard
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1965 · Burchard
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1965 · Liberty SE
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1965 · Lewiston
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1965 · Vesta
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1965 · Liberty
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1970 · Barneston
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