2021 Map of Lisco NW

About this map

The North Platte River winds through the northeastern corner of this Panhandle landscape, where the Belmont Canal branches off to support the region's agricultural irrigation. The terrain is characterized by the convergence of three Nebraska counties—Morrill, Garden, and Cheyenne—marking a jurisdictional crossroads in a region defined by high plains and water management. Located near the map's eastern edge, the Lisco Memorial Cem serves as a primary point of local history and genealogy for the area. The landscape is interconnected by a grid of rural routes including RD 58 and RD 137, illustrating the systematic land divisions of the Public Land Survey System that have shaped this portion of the state for over a century.