2022 Map of Nickel Mine Spring

About this map

Nickel Mine Spring sits in the northern section of this Logan County landscape, a localized water source in a region primarily defined by its topographic relief and a structured grid of rural corridors. The terrain is deeply incised by drainages that flow through the various townships, including t14s r36w and t15s r36w. This network of draws and ridges creates a complex natural pattern that contrasts with the geometric precision of the county road system. Named thoroughfares like Lariat, Kiowa, and Jayhawk run east-west across the section lines, providing the primary infrastructure for the dispersed ranching or farming operations in this part of western Kansas. The map captures the intersection of natural drainage systems and human-imposed boundaries, where roads such as Co Rd 160 and Co Rd 190 navigate the broken ground of the high plains.