1986 Map of Linscott NW

About this map

Wild Horse Creek winds through the northwestern corner of this Sandhills landscape, marking a rare water source in an otherwise high, arid terrain. This 1980s-era survey documents a sparsely populated ranching region where the primary infrastructure consists of section-line tracks and isolated ranch features. A prominent Corral near the northern boundary highlights the area's grazing economy, while the map also traces the jurisdictional line between Blaine Co and Custer Co. The lack of named settlements or heavy development underscores the persistent, open-range character of the Nebraska interior during this period.