2014 Map of Marsland SW

About this map

Bohemian Pioneer Cem sits in the eastern reaches of this landscape, a vital landmark for genealogists and local historians studying the early settlement patterns along the High Plains. The terrain is defined by a grid of rural routes, including Carlson Rd, Dodge Rd, and Franklin Rd, which crisscross the boundary between Sioux and Box Butte counties. These roads provide structure to a region shaped by high-altitude ranching and agricultural operations. Ne-71 cuts a diagonal path through the southwestern portion of the map, serving as the primary transportation artery connecting these rural areas. The absence of major urban centers highlights the character of this Nebraska panhandle region, where life is organized around named section roads like Cherry Rd and Filmore Rd.