1978 Map of Lucas
USGS Topo · Published 1979About this map
Lucas serves as the central hub of this northern Russell County landscape, situated where the Union Pacific railroad corridor meets the winding path of Wolf Creek. The town's layout reflects a classic prairie rail-town orientation, with a grid system established north of the tracks and essential infrastructure like the WT (water tower) and a Cemetery defining the immediate outskirts. The surrounding geography is defined by the drainage patterns of the East Fork Wolf Creek and Blue Stem Creek, which carve through the terrain of Fairview township.
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