2012 Map of Sublette SE

About this map

Agricultural patterns and a strict grid of section-line roads define this portion of Seward County in the early twenty-first century. The landscape is marked by several small family and community burial grounds that provide vital links to the area's rural history and genealogical record. These include Banner Cem in the north and the Mennonite Cem in the southeastern corner, reflecting the religious and cultural heritage of the Kansas plains. Centered around a network of north-south thoroughfares like Road M and Road N, the map reveals a sparsely populated terrain where isolated homesteads are scattered among broad agricultural plots. Near the western edge, Springfield Cem serves as another historical anchor in this quiet corner of the High Plains, where the road system, from Road 15 to Road 23, maintains the orderly geometry characteristic of Western Kansas.