2015 Map of Saint Leo

About this map

Saint Leo anchors this corner of the High Plains, where the rural grid of Kingman County meets the Pratt County line. The settlement's historical identity is closely tied to its religious and community landmarks, notably the Saint Leo Catholic Cem located south of the main township. The landscape is defined by the winding course of the N Fork Chikaskia River and Painter Cr, which cut through the agricultural sections and break the symmetry of the section lines. Transportation across this farming country relies on a network of named local roads such as Salt Marsh Rd and SW 180 Ave. Further west, the West Point Cem serves as another quiet marker of the generations that have worked this land. This survey illustrates the persistent rural structure of south-central Kansas, where land use remains dedicated to large-scale agriculture and scattered family homesteads.