2017 Map of Madrid

About this map

Madrid serves as the central hub of this Perkins County landscape, situated where the grid of town streets meets the sprawling agricultural sections of southwestern Nebraska. The town layout is clearly defined by historical thoroughfares such as Stone St and Howell St, with the local Po marking the civic heart of the community. Outside the residential blocks, the terrain is shaped by the winding path of Stinking Water Cr, which cuts across the high plains. A dense network of rural routes, including the Madrid Roscoe Rd and numerous numbered section roads like RD 760, illustrates the methodical division of land for farming and ranching. The map captures the enduring structure of the Public Land Survey System, showing the townships and ranges that have organized this prairie region since the era of early settlement.