1993 Map of Pacific Junction
USGS Topo · Published 1995About this map
The Missouri River forms the western boundary of this landscape, separating the bottomlands of Sarpy and Cass counties from the bluffs of Iowa. This 1993 field-checked survey reveals a complex network of flood control measures, including an extensive Road on Levee system and St Marys Ditch. The rail infrastructure of the Burlington Northern intersects at the town of Pacific Junction, a historically significant rail hub that defines the local geography. East of the river flats, the terrain rises into named ravines like Wall Hollow and Indian Hollow. Researchers will find several family-named burial sites along these ridges, such as Wall Cem and Gowen Cem, alongside smaller water bodies like Folsom Lake and Pony Creek Lake. The map also captures the Schilling State Wildlife Area on the river's bend near Plattsmouth.
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