2014 Map of Scribner

About this map

The Elkhorn River meanders across this landscape, forming a complex network of oxbows and bends that define the geography between Scribner and the smaller community of Crowell. Located in the transition between Dodge and Cuming counties, the area is heavily influenced by its waterways, including Pebble Creek and Cuming Creek. The town of Scribner serves as a local hub, where Us-275 and Ne-91 intersect near the river's edge. This modern survey captures the persistence of rural institutions, such as the Manhattan Cemetery situated near a prominent river bend and the Scribner Municipal Cemetery on the southern outskirts. The rectilinear grid of county roads, such as Lone Tree Road, contrasts with the organic, shifting path of the river, illustrating the ongoing balance between agricultural land use and the natural drainage systems of eastern Nebraska.