2018 Map of Nickel Mine Spring

About this map

Nickel Mine Spring anchors this portion of Logan County, marking a vital water source in the high plains landscape. The terrain is defined by the Public Land Survey System grids of T14S and T15S, which have shaped the local transportation network into a distinct rectilinear pattern. Named rural roads such as Lariat, Jayhawk, and Kiowa follow these section lines, providing access across the draws and ridges that characterize the area's hydrology. This survey illustrates the systematic organization of the Kansas prairie, where geographic features like Hunter and Gold paths intersect the primary north-south arteries like Co Rd 160 and Co RD 190. The map is particularly useful for identifying specific land tracts and the connectivity of this agricultural region.