2014 Map of Wolf Lake

About this map

The North Loup River meanders through the southern reaches of this Sandhills landscape, creating a distinct riparian corridor amidst a region defined by isolated wetlands and subtle elevation shifts. This 2014 survey captures a sparsely populated section of Cherry County, where the hydrology is dominated by numerous small bodies of water including Wolf Lake, Rat Lake, and Evy Lake. These natural features, along with Pullman Valley and the prominent Aljo Hill, suggest a terrain primarily utilized for ranching and conservation. The infrastructure is minimal, consisting of rural routes like Carver Rd and Coble Rd which provide access to remote areas and the Coble Reservoir. The drainage patterns of Gordon Creek and Betsy Creek further illustrate the intricate water network that sustains this unique Nebraska environment.