2012 Map of Richmond

About this map

Princeton and Richmond anchor this section of eastern Kansas, appearing as established rural centers defined by a systematic grid of section-line roads. The landscape is characterized by the meandering drainage of Middle Cr and Sac Cr, which cut through the agricultural tableland. A notable geographical detail is the Old Channel Sac Creek, indicating a natural or managed shift in the waterway's path over time. The infrastructure of the area is highlighted by the Princeton Municipal Water Treatment Facility, situated just south of the town center. Local history is reflected in the naming of arterial routes like John Brown Rd, which references the region's prominent role in pre-Civil War history, while Missouri Rd and Eisenhower Rd serve as primary north-south connectors through the undulating terrain.