2010 Map of Nashville

About this map

Nashville serves as the central hub of this Kingman County landscape, situated at the junction of Quivera Rd and SW 170 Ave. The town’s grid is flanked by the Nashville Cemetery and Saint John Cemetery to its west, while the more remote Bross Cemetery lies to the northeast near the Chikaskia River. The drainage pattern of the region is defined by several waterways, including Skunk Creek and Morisse Creek, which cut through the agricultural sections south and east of the town center. To the northwest, the Van Rankin Landing Strip provides a point of interest for those tracing aviation history in rural Kansas. The map's network of gravel and paved roads, such as Mineral Rd and Kingman Rd, reveals the enduring rectilinear organization of the prairie, where small tributaries like Chicken Creek and Sand Creek wind through the section lines.