2014 Map of Long Pine

About this map

Long Pine sits at the heart of this North-Central Nebraska landscape, where the town’s street grid meets the winding path of Long Pine Creek. The area is defined by the dramatic incision of the creek valley through the surrounding plateau, creating notable topographic breaks like Rattlesnake Gulch and the broad Ainsworth Table to the west. This 2014 survey captures a transition in local transportation, marking the Cowboy Trl—a significant rails-to-trails conversion following the old Chicago and North Western line—running directly through the settlement. To the east, the boundary between Brown Co and Rock Co divides the rolling rangelands. The map reveals the local infrastructure of the early 21st century, from the NE-9A Spur connecting the town to the regional highway system, to more evocative local landmarks like Buffalo Flats and the curiously named Hidden Paradise Rd along the water.