2011 Map of Wilsonville

About this map

The village of Wilsonville serves as the focal point of this 2011 survey, situated along the northern edge of the Nebraska-Kansas border. The settlement's layout reflects its development near Beaver Creek, with a street grid that includes Earl St, Furnas St, and N Railway St, the latter implying the historical importance of rail transit to this agricultural region. Essential community services are represented by the Wilsonville Post Office, while local infrastructure is defined by water management features like the Wilsonville Dam and the McCue Dam, which creates the McCue Reservoir to the southeast. Outside the village center, the landscape is largely defined by a regular grid of section roads, including Road 412 and Road 417, which cut across a terrain drained by watercourses such as Wildcat Creek.