2017 Map of Mount Edna

About this map

Mt Edna rises as a prominent landmark in this high plains region of Sioux County, where the topography is defined by subtle elevation changes across a sparsely populated landscape. The survey captures the rural layout of Sheep Creek Precinct in the late 2010s, marked by a network of ranch and access roads including Murphy Rd, White Rock Rd, and Cut Across Rd. To the northeast, the terrain levels out at Royville Flat, illustrating the transition from rolling breaks to the more uniform surfaces common in this portion of Nebraska. The map provides a clear look at the Public Land Survey System grid, detailing the townships and ranges that have governed local property and land use since early settlement. This is an essential document for understanding the modern distribution of family ranching lands and the few named topographical features that orient travelers in the open country.