2014 Map of Trumbull

About this map

Trumbull and the surrounding agricultural plains are defined by the convergence of four counties: Adams, Clay, Hall, and Hamilton. This 2014 survey documents the landscape as it transitions from the outskirts of Hastings toward the smaller rail-influenced settlements of Hansen and Trumbull. The drainage of the W Fork Big Blue River and its northern branch, along with Beaver Cr and Flat Cr, shapes the local topography, which is largely organized around an efficient grid of section roads like Rosedale Rd E and Rainforth Rd W. Local history is anchored by landmarks such as the Greenwood Cem and the Arnold Reservoir 1 southeast of Trumbull. The inclusion of the NE-1D-Spur reflects the modern highway infrastructure serving this productive corner of the Nebraska plains.