2011 Map of Wakefield

About this map

Wakefield serves as the primary hub of this northeastern Nebraska landscape, which is defined by an extensive grid of section roads and several meandering waterways. The town layout is clearly defined, featuring the Wakefield Post Office as a central waypoint. Just to the southeast, the Logan Valley Golf Course occupies a stretch of land near the Logan Creek Dredge, a modified waterway that hints at the region's agricultural drainage history. The surrounding countryside is drained by several distinct creek systems, including Myrtle Creek, Sand Creek, and Middle Creek, which flow through the agricultural blocks. The road network is strictly rectilinear, composed of numbered avenues and roads like Ekberg Rd, reflecting the systematic land division typical of the Great Plains. This survey captures the area's modern rural character, where small-town life meets the structured efficiency of Nebraska's farming heartland.