1974 Map of Lindy

About this map

Lindy serves as the primary focal point of this northeastern Nebraska landscape, situated just east of the Santee Indian Reservation Boundary. The terrain is defined by a network of drainage systems, including the southward-flowing Hobo Creek and the meandering Weigand Creek in the east. This 1974 survey captures the rural agricultural character of Knox County during the mid-1970s, showing a sparse distribution of farmsteads and rural infrastructure such as a remote Substation. The topographic detail highlights the high ground at Peoria, providing a clear view of how early land management and boundary lines intersected with the natural drainage of the Missouri River valley region.