1990 Map of Wild Mare Lake SE

About this map

Snake River winds diagonally through the undulating sandhills of Cherry County in this 1990 provisional study. The landscape is defined by its dramatic topographic relief, showcasing the intricate drainage patterns and depressions characteristic of this Nebraska region. Near the southern boundary, Gordon Creek cuts through the terrain, highlighting the sparse but vital water networks that sustain this ranching country. The map provides a precise look at the township and range divisions, such as the line between T 31 N and T 30 N, which organizes the vast, open acreage. This survey captures the area as it remained in the late 20th century, largely defined by natural watercourses rather than dense settlement.