Madison serves as the central hub of this Nebraska landscape, situated at the intersection of a rigid section-line road grid and the meandering paths of Union Creek and Taylor Creek. The town's layout is clearly defined by named thoroughfares such as North Main Street and South Lincoln Street, showing the structured growth typical of a prairie county seat. To the south of the main residential and commercial blocks, the community's history is preserved at Saint Leonards Cemetery and Crown Hill Cemetery. Beyond the town limits, the terrain is dominated by agricultural sections drained by North Taylor Creek, with Fairground Road providing a key link to the local community's social and economic activities. This survey provides a precise look at the 2017 boundary and road network of the area.
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1955 · Fremont
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1957 · Fremont
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1958 · Fremont
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1963 · Madison
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1963 · Madison SE
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1963 · Battle Creek
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1963 · Madison NE
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1963 · Enola
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1963 · Battle Creek SE
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1966 · Creston
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