
Upland occupies the high ground of the Nebraska plains, positioned along the county line between Kearney Co and Franklin Co. This rural landscape is defined by the headwaters of W Br Thompson Cr and the Little Blue River, which carve subtle drainage patterns across the agricultural sections. The village of Upland is structured around a traditional grid including Belfield St and Midland St, with the Upland Cem located just to the south. Small-scale water management is evident through features like Olson Reservoir and Bertrand Reservoir, which support the region's farming economy. The map illustrates a strict section-line road network, such as A Rd and V Rd, characteristic of the Great Plains' development during the twentieth century.
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