2011 Map of Melton Ranch Airport

About this map

Red Willow Creek and its tributary, Dry Creek, define the drainage patterns of this rural Lincoln County landscape in the early 21st century. The map reveals a highly structured grid of section-line roads, typical of Nebraska's Great Plains agricultural layout, providing essential connectivity for local ranching and farming operations. Key transit corridors include east-west routes like W Creek Rd and W Medicine Rd, which intersect with north-south connectors such as S Lamont Rd and S Willow Rd. Larger arterial roads like S Hershey Dickens Rd and N Wallace Rd link the area to neighboring rural centers. This survey captures a moment of modern land management where traditional watercourses remain the primary geographic anchors amidst an expansive network of named local roads, including the uniquely named W Fear Rd in the north.