2017 Map of Marsland SW

About this map

The Sioux Co and Box Butte Co line bisects this portion of the Nebraska High Plains, revealing a landscape defined by expansive section lines and a sparse network of county roads. The most significant cultural landmark is the Bohemian Pioneer Cem in the eastern section of the quadrangle, which serves as a vital touchstone for the heritage of the Central European settlers who homesteaded this region. The area's road system, including Carlson Rd, Dodge Rd, and Franklin Rd, reflects the grid-based development typical of the American West. This 2017 survey documents the enduring pastoral nature of the region, where the terrain is marked by gentle undulations and ephemeral watercourses, remaining largely unchanged in its rural character since the early days of settlement.