2009 Map of Ravanna

About this map

Ravanna and its surrounding plains are documented here in the early twenty-first century, showing a landscape defined by organized section-line roads and the meandering path of the Pawnee River. The settlement itself, once a bustling county seat contender in the late 19th century, appears here as a quiet locality situated at the intersection of N Ravana Rd and E Lake Rd. The presence of the Garfield Cemetery to the north serves as a tangible link to the area's early homesteading families. The map illustrates a highly structured agricultural environment where named routes like N Boone Rd, N Myers Rd, and E Potter Rd partition the terrain into precise grids, a hallmark of the Great Plains' settlement patterns. Small depressions and seasonal water features are scattered across the landscape, indicating the natural drainage system feeding into the river valley.