2014 Map of Scotia

About this map

Scotia sits at the heart of this Central Nebraska landscape, where the valley of the North Loup River meets a network of vital waterways and early irrigation works. The town’s grid is clearly defined by historic thoroughfares like Logan Ave and Ericson Scotia Ave, serving as a hub for the surrounding agricultural community. To the northwest, the Mt Hope Cem provides a point of genealogical interest, while the Ord-North Loup Canal highlights the region's managed water system. The terrain rises sharply at Happy Jack Peak, overlooking the confluence of Mira Cr and the main river channel. Downstream, the Davis Creek Reservoir and the winding paths of Fish Cr and Dry Cr illustrate the complex drainage of the Loup River basin. This survey also records the intersection of local history and nature at Scotia Junction and along the rustic Dead Wood Trl.