2021 Map of Tabor SE

About this map

Lewis and Clark Lake dominates the northern landscape of this Knox County borderland, where the waters of the Missouri River are held by the infrastructure at Gavins Point. The terrain is defined by the sharp elevations of Chalk Bluffs and the deeply incised drainages of Weigand Creek, creating a complex topography of ridges and draws south of the South Dakota state line. While the northern shoreline is developed with modern recreational corridors like the Lewis and Clark Bicycle/Pedestrian Trl and various residential drives such as Sleepy Hollow Dr, the interior remains largely rural. This agricultural character is anchored by the historic Frankfort Cem and several private water works, including Zart Reservoir and Steffan Reservoir, which reflect the localized water management necessary for upland farming in this portion of Nebraska.