2011 Map of Madrid

About this map

Madrid serves as the primary hub of this Perkins County landscape, situated where the high plains meet the winding course of Stinking Water Creek. The town's layout is centered around its core infrastructure, featuring the Madrid Post Office and a grid of local thoroughfares including Stone St and Howell St. Outside the small residential and commercial center, the map reveals a highly structured agricultural environment, with massive square sections characteristic of Nebraska’s rural survey system. Transportation through the area is anchored by Madrid Roscoe Rd, connecting the community to the wider region. This record captures the delicate balance between a settled community and the intermittent waterways that define the hydrology of the western prairie.