1958 Map of St. Edward SW

About this map

The Union Pacific railroad corridor anchors the northeastern corner of this Nebraska landscape, where it follows the valley of Beaver Creek. The topography is dominated by the dissecting drainages of Plum Creek and Bogus Creek, which carve through the plains of Boone and Nance counties. A notable cultural feature is the Old Indian Boundary, which cuts across the southern sections of the map, providing a glimpse into the early territorial organization of the region.