2009 Map of Spring Hill

About this map

Spring Hill anchors the northern portion of this landscape at the dawn of the 21st century, showing its residential grid north of the Spring Hill Post Office. The area is defined by a transition from organized municipal centers like Hillsdale and Wagstaff to a wide-reaching network of section roads, many of which follow the local nomenclature of 200-series streets. This grid is interrupted by the meandering courses of Ten Mile Creek and Wolf Creek, which flow through the undulating countryside towards the south and east. Smaller locales such as Chiles represent the persistent rural crossroads common in this part of Kansas. Aviation history and modern utility intersect here, as evidenced by the presence of both Weiss Airport and the uniquely named Linders Cow-Chip Airport in the southern reaches, providing a clear picture of local land use at this time.