
St. Paul serves as the focal point of this Nebraska landscape, where the street grid is anchored by the Howard County Courthouse. The town’s development is bounded by the winding course of the Middle Loup River, which creates a complex network of wetlands and shifting sandbars to the south and east. Notable local landmarks include the Elmwood Cem on the southwestern edge of town and several water features such as Turkey Cr, Big Slough, and Lake Cr. The surrounding countryside is defined by a rigid section-line road system, with routes like Hardy Rd and Eagle Rd connecting the agricultural blocks of T14N and T15N. This survey documents the intersection of civic structure and a dynamic riverine environment in central Nebraska.
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1953 Boelus
Howard County, NE

1953 Nysted
Howard County, NE

1955 Wolbach SW
Howard County, NE

1961 St. Paul SW
Howard County, NE
2011 Boelus
Howard County, NE
2011 Nysted
Howard County, NE
2011 Saint Libory
Howard County, NE
2011 Saint Paul
Howard County, NE
2011 Saint Paul SW
Howard County, NE
2011 Wolbach SW
Howard County, NE
2014 Boelus
Howard County, NE
2014 Nysted
Howard County, NE
2014 Saint Libory
Howard County, NE
2014 Saint Paul
Howard County, NE
2014 Saint Paul SW
Howard County, NE
2014 Wolbach SW
Howard County, NE
2017 Boelus
Howard County, NE
2017 Nysted
Howard County, NE
2017 Saint Libory
Howard County, NE
2017 Saint Paul
Howard County, NE
2017 Saint Paul SW
Howard County, NE
2017 Wolbach SW
Howard County, NE

2021 Boelus
Howard County, NE

2021 Nysted
Howard County, NE

2021 Saint Libory
Howard County, NE

2021 Saint Paul
Howard County, NE

2021 Saint Paul SW
Howard County, NE

2021 Wolbach SW
Howard County, NE