2014 Map of Oconto

About this map

Oconto serves as the primary hub in this central Nebraska landscape, situated where the valley terrain meets the drainage of the Wood River. The map captures a transition from the elevated Redfern Table in the southwest toward the alluvial corridor of the South Loup River in the northeast. This 2014 survey documents the enduring layout of rural Custer County, featuring the small settlement of Lodi and a series of burial grounds that mark the local heritage, including Saint Mary Cem, Lodi Cem, and Riverside Cem. The path of Ne-40 and S Railroad St within Oconto illustrate the historical importance of transportation corridors in defining the town's orientation relative to the watercourses and surrounding agricultural uplands.