2011 Map of Max SE

About this map

The Republican River flows across the northern edge of this high plains landscape, while Burntwood Creek carves a long, winding path southward through the terrain. This rural area on the Nebraska-Kansas border is defined by its water sources and a sparse network of county roads like 1st Ave and 3rd Ave. The map captures the quiet character of Rawlins County in the early 2010s, where the few landmarks are tied to the local land and history. The West Union Cemetery stands as a focal point for genealogical interest, while the Golding Dam and Golding Reservoir indicate the ongoing importance of water management in this agricultural region. Minor tributaries like Indian Creek further mark the drainage patterns that have shaped the settlement and use of this prairie land over generations.