2011 Map of Scotia NE

About this map

Boston Valley sits at the northern edge of this Greeley County landscape, where the agricultural grid of the Nebraska plains is defined by a network of seasonal watercourses and rural thoroughfares. The drainage pattern is dominated by southward-flowing streams including Fish Creek, Moffet Creek, and the winding Dry Creek, which cut through the section lines. This 2011 survey documents the persistent rural character of the region, anchored by established routes such as Greeley Ave and the descriptively named Deadwood Trl. The map illustrates how local topography influenced the placement of roads like Page Rd and Liberty Rd, providing a clear view of land divisions and property access in the early 21st century. The prominent West Branch Spring Creek in the northeast corner further illustrates the importance of these small riparian corridors to the local geography.