1983 Map of Marsland SW

About this map

The rugged high-plains terrain along the Sioux Co Box Butte Co boundary defines this rural landscape in western Nebraska. This 1980s-era provisional survey documents a sparsely settled region dominated by ranching and agricultural land use, evidenced by the presence of Irr Wells scattered across the township lines. The most significant historical landmark is the Bohemian Pioneer Cem, situated on the eastern edge of the quadrangle. This cemetery serves as a vital record of the central European immigrant families who settled in this part of the Panhandle, establishing homesteads in an environment that demanded resilience and careful water management. The topography is characterized by intricate drainage patterns and rising elevations that transition toward the nearby Table Mountain formations.