1978 Map of Paradise NE

About this map

The rolling plains along the Osborne and Russell County line are defined by the winding course of Wolf Creek and its West Fork. This late-1970s landscape shows a rural patchwork divided into townships such as Victor, Covert, Liberty, and Valley. For local historians and genealogists, the presence of isolated burial grounds like Cedar Bluff Cem, Victor Cem, and Cole Cem provides a clear link to the early families who settled these uplands. Economic activity is anchored by the Union Pacific railroad corridor at the southern edge, which passes near the Waldo boundary. The map also records specialized industrial footprints, such as a local Quarry and a series of Radio Towers, alongside a major pipeline that cuts across the northern townships.