2015 Map of Node

About this map

Node stands as a small settlement in the High Plains of Niobrara County, situated along a transportation corridor that follows the gentle valley of the Niobrara River. This 2015 survey reveals a landscape organized by the Public Land Survey System, where long-established family ranching and farming routes like Pfister Farm Rd and Kaan Rd grid the high prairie. The hydrology of the region is defined by intermittent drainage systems, including Evergreen Cr and Duck Cr, which feed toward the main river channel. South of the river, the terrain becomes more distinct, highlighted by the geological landmark Chimney Rock. The map illustrates the sparse, rural nature of eastern Wyoming, where life is shaped by the watercourses of Silver Springs Cr and the vast stretches of open rangeland between the township boundaries of T31N and T32N.