2009 Map of Little River

About this map

Little River serves as the primary population center on this central Kansas landscape, where a structured grid of rural roads meets the winding path of the Little Arkansas River. The town's layout is clearly defined by streets such as Ohio St, State St, and Main St, situated just south of the Little River Dam. To the west and north, smaller settlements like Mitchell and Galt anchor the agricultural and industrial landscape. The region’s economic character is defined by a mix of water management and energy extraction, with the Crawford Oil Field and Odessa Oil Field situated in the northern and eastern reaches of the quadrangle. Tributaries like Horse Creek and Jarvis Creek drain the surrounding fields, illustrating the essential relationship between the local hydrology and the rural road network that organizes the territory into a precise geometric pattern.