2011 Map of Randolph South

About this map

Sholes sits as the central point of interest in this agricultural landscape of Cedar County, where the regular grid of section roads meets the natural drainage of the Nebraska plains. The terrain is defined by a series of north-flowing waterways, including Dog Creek and the meandering Deer Creek, which create subtle variations in the otherwise structured township layout. To the northwest, the Randolph Community Golf Course marks the edge of the nearby population center, while a network of rural routes like Sholes Rd and 864th Rd facilitate movement between family farms. This survey captures the region's enduring character as a productive farming district, organized around small rail-era settlements and the essential water sources of the Baker Creek watershed.