2010 Map of Moscow SE

About this map

O'Dea Cemetery sits in the northwestern corner of this territory, marking a quiet point of reference in a landscape largely defined by the agricultural grid of Seward County. The Cimarron River cuts across the eastern edge of the quadrangle, creating the primary deviation from the straight lines of the local section roads. This early 21st-century survey illustrates the rural infrastructure of the High Plains, where thoroughfares like 19 Mile Rd and 16 Mile Rd facilitate movement across broad expanses. Smaller, likely family-related designations such as Marteney and a network of numbered routes including Rd 22, Rd 27, and Road W show how the land was partitioned and accessed for farming and ranching at this time.