2018 Map of Vincent

About this map

The boundary between Osborne and Russell counties defines the southern reaches of this landscape, where the rural settlements of Cheyenne and Vincent anchor a region shaped by agricultural section lines and rolling topography. The land is drained by the winding courses of Fourmile Creek in the east and Coon Creek in the west, with the notable landform of Cheyenne Gap providing a break in the terrain south of Potterville Cemetery. For those tracing local history or family lineages, the presence of dedicated grounds such as Vincent Cemetery and Cheyenne Cemetery offers precise points of reference for the families who settled this part of north-central Kansas. The road network is composed primarily of alphanumeric drives and avenues, like W 300th Drive and S 130th Avenue, which reflect the modern organization of this long-established farming country.