2011 Map of Lincoln

About this map

The state capital of Lincoln serves as the focal point of this 2011 survey, displaying a complex urban environment shaped by education, government, and its unique drainage network. The landscape is defined by the convergence of several waterways, including Salt Creek, Antelope Creek, and Deadmans Run, which thread through established residential neighborhoods like Belmont and Bethany. Significant institutional footprints are visible throughout the city, notably the University of Nebraska - Lincoln (City Campus) and Nebraska Wesleyan University in the University Place district. Local history is deeply etched into the city’s geography via a series of large, historic burial grounds, ranging from Wyuka Cemetery in the east to Yankee Hill Cemetery in the southwest. The presence of the Havelock Post Office and the Lincoln Post Office underscores the civic infrastructure of this modern era, while landmarks like Mueller Tower provide specific vertical points of interest within the university grounds.