2017 Map of Sutherland Reservoir East

About this map

Lemont Cem sits as a solitary landmark near the northern boundary of this Lincoln County landscape, overlooking a terrain defined by modern water management and agriculture. The western edge of the map is dominated by the expansive Sutherland Reservoir, which feeds into the Outlet Canal as it cuts eastward across the township. This hydrological system reflects the region's 21st-century reliance on irrigation and reservoir storage to support the surrounding plains. The local infrastructure follows a rigid section-line grid, represented by thoroughfares such as Prairie Trace Rd, O'Fallon Rd, and W State Farm Rd. These roads connect isolated farmsteads and agricultural plots, illustrating the persistent rural character of the Nebraska panhandle. The map captures a moment in the 2010s where traditional land use meets large-scale water engineering, providing a clear record for those tracing regional development or family land holdings in the area.