2013 Map of Lycan NE

About this map

Amerine Cem sits as a solitary landmark in the high plains along the western edge of Stanton County, Kansas, where it meets the Colorado state line. The landscape is defined by the ephemeral drainages of North Bear Creek and Little Bear Creek, which carve subtle paths through the flat terrain. This 2013 survey illustrates the rigid, square-mile township and range system that dictates the road network, including routes like Co Road XX and Co Road 38. The map documents a complex intersection of political boundaries, capturing the point where the Kansas-Colorado border meets the four-way junction of Prowers, Hamilton, Baca, and Stanton counties. It is a portrait of a modern agricultural landscape that remains strictly tied to its nineteenth-century surveying roots.