2017 Map of Max SE

About this map

The Republican River winds through the northern portion of this landscape, carving a wide valley across the high plains at the intersection of the Nebraska and Kansas state line. This rural corridor is defined by the drainage systems of Burntwood Cr and Indian Cr, which create a complex network of draws and ridges across Rawlins, Dundy, and Hitchcock counties. Historically significant landmarks include the West Union Cem, situated along a section line road north of the Kansas border. The map illustrates a strictly organized agricultural grid, where local routes like RD 707 and RD Ee provide access to remote ranching and farming operations. Near the eastern edge, the Golding Reservoir serves as a small but vital water resource in an otherwise semi-arid terrain, highlighting the region's reliance on managed water for land use.