2011 Map of Linscott NW

About this map

Wild Horse Creek winds through the northwestern corner of this Custer County landscape, one of the few named water features in an area defined by its open terrain. The mapping reflects the sparse infrastructure of this central Nebraska region in the early 21st century, where human activity is primarily marked by a grid of rural routes and specialized access. Co RD 3 provides a primary point of transit, while the label Arnold Dunning Oil suggests localized industrial or resource extraction activity typical of the western Sandhills periphery. This 2011 survey serves as a record of land use and drainage patterns in a quiet, high-plains environment where water sources and essential road networks dictate the layout of the land.