2011 Map of Touhy

About this map

The unincorporated community of Touhy anchors this agricultural landscape in Saunders County, Nebraska. This 2011 survey illustrates the rural grid system that defines the region, where a network of gravel and paved roads like Co Rd 27 and Co Road F partition the land into productive farmsteads. Waterways are the primary natural landmarks, with Wahoo Creek and the North Fork Wahoo Creek meandering across the northern and central sections, joined by Dunlap Creek and Rock Creek. These streams have long influenced the siting of early settlements and agricultural boundaries. For those researching local heritage, the map identifies three significant burial grounds: Saint Vitus Cemetery near the Touhy townsite, Bethel Cemetery to the northeast, and the National Cemetery situated centrally. These sites serve as enduring connections to the Czech and European immigrant families who established the agrarian foundations of the county.