2014 Map of Pratt Valley

About this map

The Nebraska Sandhills define this landscape in Grant County, where the 2014 survey reveals a terrain of undulating dunes and scattered interdunal basins. Pratt Valley and Winnie Valley dominate the southeastern portion of the sheet, illustrating the region's characteristic longitudinal drainage patterns. Water is a defining element of this environment, with significant bodies like Long Lake and Muskrat Lake filling low-lying depressions. The intersection of Ne-2 and Ne-61 provides the primary infrastructure for this ranching-oriented geography. This map captures the natural complexity of the High Plains, where depressions such as Round Valley and the waters of Scotty Lake and Negro Lake are essential landmarks in a region largely defined by its topography rather than dense human settlement.