1986 Map of Linscott SW

About this map

Judkins Table rises as a prominent high-ground feature within this part of Custer County, dominating the southern landscape. This mid-1980s provisional survey illustrates the intricate drainage patterns and undulating topography characteristic of the Nebraska Sandhills region. The map reveals a land defined more by its natural relief than by dense infrastructure, showing a sparse network of section lines and isolated landmarks. One such functional marker is a Corral located in the southeastern portion of the sheet, providing a specific point of interest for researchers tracking agricultural land use or historical grazing practices. The survey was compiled from aerial photography taken in 1983, capturing the rural character of the area during a period of modern ranching and land management.