2017 Map of Sargent East

About this map

The Middle Loup River valley anchors this 2017 study of the Custer and Loup county line, where the town of Sargent sits as a regional center. The map reveals an intricate hydraulic system supporting Nebraska agriculture, including the Taylor-Ord Canal and Canal Number 2. Moving north from the river, the landscape transitions into a series of named ravines such as McCord Canyon, Bohys Canyon, and Bromwick Canyon, which drain the higher ground toward the county boundary. Local history and infrastructure are represented by the Sargent Municipal Airport south of town and the Kent Cem located along Kent Rd to the north. The grid of rural roads, including Victoria Springs Rd and Sargent Ord Rd, provides a clear view of how modern transportation corridors follow long-established section lines across this distinctive Nebraska terrain.