2012 Map of Lone Butte

About this map

Lone Butte rises as the primary landmark in this section of Logan County, defining a landscape marked by an orderly grid of rural transport and drainage. The 2012 environment is characterized by long, straight sections of named county roads that serve the agricultural interior, including Gold, Hunter, and Fawn. This network reflects the late twentieth-century expansion of rural infrastructure into the High Plains, where local names such as Kiowa, Jayhawk, and Indian designate specific corridors of travel. The map provides a precise record of the section-line road system, including numbered routes like Co Rd 240 and Co Rd 270, which facilitate movement through this sparsely populated ranching and farming territory south of the Smoky Hill River valley.