2014 Map of Max NE

About this map

The boundary between Dundy and Hitchcock counties bisects this High Plains landscape, where the terrain is defined by deeply etched drainage systems feeding toward the southern river valley. In the north, the Ash Grove Cemetery sits near Avenue 347, serving as a quiet landmark of early regional settlement. The map reveals the intricate network of watercourses that have carved the land, including the winding paths of E Muddy Cr, Spring Br, and Muddy Cr. Significant geological features like Milken Canyon and Hay Canyon show the erosion patterns characteristic of this part of Nebraska. In the south, the landscape transitions to the Republican River basin, accompanied by Indian Cr and the Gardner Reservoir, illustrating the vital relationship between water management and the agricultural road grid.