2015 Map of Paradise NW

About this map

The rolling plains of north-central Kansas are defined here by the winding drainage of Eagle Cr and Paradise Cr, which carve through the agricultural landscape. This survey of the rural uplands reflects the sparse, grid-based settlement pattern typical of the region, where section lines are marked by unpaved corridors like W 240th Dr and W 275th Dr. At the southern edge of the sheet, the boundary between Osborne and Russell counties is clearly delineated along W 300th Dr. For those interested in local history, the map identifies two isolated burial grounds: IXL Cem in the northeast and Mount Herman Cem in the south, both serving as quiet landmarks of the area's early farming families and small rural communities.