2011 Map of Mud Springs SW

About this map

Rush Creek and the drainage of Wild Horse Draw define this portion of the Nebraska panhandle, where a rigid grid of rural section roads organizes the high plains landscape. This survey of southern Cheyenne County illustrates the expansive agricultural layout of the region in the early 21st century. The map is dominated by an intersection of county routes including Road 50, Road 48, and Road 40 running east-to-west, crossed by north-to-south arteries like Road 89 and Road 91. The topography is relatively level, marked primarily by the subtle meandering paths of intermittent watercourses that break the geometric regularity of the farming parcels. This document serves as a precise record of modern land divisions and property access points in a sparsely populated agricultural corridor.