1958 Map of St. Edward

About this map

St Edward serves as the primary hub of this Nebraska landscape, situated at the intersection of a Union Pacific rail line and the winding course of Beaver Creek. The topography is defined by the gradual drainage into the Beaver and Woodville townships, where the Old Indian Boundary cuts diagonally across the section lines of Boone, Platte, and Nance counties. This survey preserves a dense network of early rural education, marking the locations of Mount Pleasant Sch, Big Cut Sch, and Elm Sch, alongside several numbered districts. Outside the town center, the land is marked by small cemeteries like Evergreen Cem and a distinct Spoil Bank near the creek, illustrating the intersection of agricultural land use and mid-century civil engineering.