2014 Map of Utica

About this map

Utica sits at the intersection of Us-34 and Centennial Ave, serving as the primary hub for this agricultural landscape in eastern Nebraska. This 2014 survey illustrates a grid-like settlement pattern dominated by section roads and small watercourses, including the meandering Lincoln Cr and its tributaries like Wildcat Cr. Local history and genealogy are anchored by two distinct burial grounds: the Utica Cem located just north of the town limits and the Dewitt Cem to the northwest. The terrain is further defined by the Langenheim-Brackham Reservoir, a significant water feature amidst the surrounding fields. The road network, including historic routes like Old Mill Rd and Bluff Rd, reflects the enduring rural infrastructure of Seward County.