2012 Map of Russell Springs

About this map

Russell Springs sits along the southern bank of the Smoky Hill River in this western Kansas landscape. The settlement is organized around a traditional grid featuring Broadway St and Kansas avenue, surrounded by the open high Plains. The drainage of the area is defined by the convergence of W Spring Cr and E Spring Cr, which flow southward to meet the river. Located just northwest of the town center, the Russell Springs Cem serves as a primary point of interest for genealogists and local historians tracing the heritage of Logan County. The surrounding land is partitioned by a strictly rectangular road network with historical names such as Navajo, Seneca, and Ute, reflecting the early survey patterns that shaped the expansion of rural Kansas.