2013 Map of Pacific Junction

About this map

The Missouri River floodplain defines this 2013 topographic survey, where drainage systems like Saint Marys Ditch, Eaton Ditch, and several oxbow-style lakes reflect a landscape shaped by water and engineering. The settlement of Pacific Junction sits at a critical nexus of rail and road infrastructure, while smaller locales like Pacific City, Folsom, and Mills are scattered across the fertile bottoms and rising bluffs. The transition from the low-lying river valley to the rolling hills is marked by distinct topographical features such as Wall Hollow, Indian Hollow, and Boyer Hollow. In addition to its agricultural and residential areas, the map highlights significant managed lands including the Folsom Wildlife Area, which borders Folsom Lake. Along the southern edge, the Plattsmouth Bridge provides a vital connection across the river toward Nebraska, anchoring the regional transport network near the confluence of Keg Cr and other tributaries.