2014 Map of Lowes Lake

About this map

North Loup River meanders across this portion of the Nebraska Sandhills, defining a landscape of complex drainage patterns and scattered water bodies. The terrain is characterized by the winding course of the river as it flows through the northern reaches of the map, while Big Cr and Wamaduze Cr provide further hydrological detail to the region. In the northeastern corner, the Wamaduze Valley offers a distinct geographic feature where the creek descends through the undulating elevations of Cherry County. To the south, Lowes Lake sits as a primary landmark, illustrating the numerous isolated lakes and ponds typical of this part of the state. This 2014 survey reflects the modern topographical state of this rural area, emphasizing natural water features and the specialized relief of the surrounding sand dunes rather than dense human settlement.