
Republican River bottomlands and the northern reaches of Harlan County Lake anchor this 1970s survey of southern Nebraska. The town of Orleans sits at the intersection of the Burlington Northern railroad and several vital water management systems, including the Cambridge Siphon and an extensive Canal. The landscape is defined by the drainage patterns of numerous north-south waterways such as School Creek, Milrose Creek, Flag Creek, and Rope Creek, which cut through the agricultural terrain toward the river valley.
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