2011 Map of Redington

About this map

Redington serves as the primary focal point of this Nebraska panhandle survey, where the settlement is positioned along the winding course of Pumpkin Creek. The landscape is defined by distinct topographic markers such as Redington Gap and the high point of Round Rock to the north, while the southern reaches are marked by Langs Point and the Twin Mounds. Transportation and utility in this rural corridor are represented by Road 73 and the Schuler-Olsen Landing Strip, indicating the reliance on both traditional road networks and private aviation in this sparsely populated region. The drainage patterns of the Lawrence Fork further characterize the territory, showing how the local hydrology has shaped the ranching and agricultural layout of the area.