1971 Map of Randolph South

About this map

Sholes sits near the heart of this agricultural landscape in Northeast Nebraska, serving as a focal point for the surrounding rural sections. The terrain is defined by the drainages of Dog Creek and Deer Creek, which carve through the undulating plains between the borders of Cedar, Wayne, and Pierce counties. This 1971 survey highlights the shifting transport infrastructure of the era, most notably the presence of an Old Railroad Grade running southeast toward the county line, marking a former path of commerce that once connected these prairie settlements.