2015 Map of Mahaska

About this map

Mahaska sits on the northern edge of Washington County, just south of the Nebraska border, where a grid of rural roads defines the agricultural landscape of north-central Kansas. This survey details a small-town layout centered on N Main St and Highway Ave, while the surrounding terrain is deeply carved by drainage systems like Bowman Cr and Myer Cr. For genealogists and local historians, the presence of the Mahaska Cem and Larabee Cem provides fixed points for tracing family lineages within the township. The infrastructure is characterized by several "Section Line" roads and the FAS 658 (County Gravel Road), which serves as a primary north-south artery. Small tributaries like Stanley Br and Gray Br weave through the contours, illustrating the natural water drainage patterns that influence local farming and land use in this part of the state.