2009 Map of Pendennis

About this map

Pendennis occupies a central role in this portion of Lane County, positioned along a primary east-west transportation corridor. The landscape is defined by the drainage systems of the Smoky Hill River in the north and Wild Horse Creek in the south, which together shape the local topography. This 2009 survey illustrates a high-plains region organized by a rigorous section-line road network, where local routes carry names like Red Chief, Tomahawk, and Wichita. A key point for genealogical research is White Rock Cemetery, located south of the main settlement area. The map details a rural environment where land management is reflected in the numerous county and Gove County roads, such as Gove 63 and Co Rd 260, which connect the scattered agricultural operations across the Kansas prairie.