
New England Cem stands as a quiet landmark within the rolling agricultural landscape of eastern Nebraska, marking the division between Burt and Washington counties. This modern topographic survey illustrates a drainage system defined by numerous family-named or locality-named waterways, such as Bell Cr, New York Cr, and Hill Cr, which carve through the loess hills. The map highlights the intersection of late-century land management and traditional farming patterns, featuring water control sites like Cameron Reservoir and Skinner Reservoir. The rural infrastructure is anchored by an extensive grid of county roads, such as Co RD 27 and Co RD p2, which continue to follow the ancestral township lines of Township 20 North, Range 10 East and its neighbors.
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1955 · Fremont
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1957 · Fremont
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1958 · Fremont
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1966 · Oakland
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1966 · Nickerson
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1966 · Nickerson NW
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1969 · Orum
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1970 · Oakland SE
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1970 · Herman
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1970 · Nickerson NE
USGS Topo · 1:24,000