2012 Map of Shaw Creek

About this map

Kenbro sits at the southern edge of this Greenwood County landscape, where the rural grid meets the branching waterways of the Verdigris River basin. The geography is defined by the convergence of several significant tributaries, including the N Br Verdigris River and the S Br Verdigris River, which drain the surrounding prairie. These riparian corridors break the regularity of the section-line road network, creating a system of natural landmarks such as Shaw Cr, Wolf Cr, and Rock Cr. The map reveals a highly structured modern rural infrastructure, with numbered routes like Road 50 and Twp Hwy 60 providing the primary access through the agricultural terrain. This layout suggests a landscape almost entirely dedicated to large-scale ranching or farming, where the original natural hydrology of streams like Moon Br remains the most prominent irregular feature against the human-made grid.