2014 Map of Randolph North

About this map

Randolph anchors the southwestern corner of this survey, where the town's grid meets the agricultural expanse of northeastern Nebraska. The settlement is organized along central thoroughfares such as W Wayne St and E Mosher St, with N Bridge St serving as a key north-south connector. Just north of the town center, Saint Frances Cem provides a focal point for local genealogy and heritage research. The landscape is defined by the winding course of Middle Logan Creek, which meanders eastward through the countryside, crossing beneath several section-line roads. This 2014 edition documents the highly regularized section-line grid system, where avenues like 560th Ave and roads like 870th Rd delineate the vast farming tracts of the region. The boundary between Pierce County and Cedar County is clearly visible, marking the administrative divisions that have shaped local land ownership for generations.