2012 Map of Wolf NW

About this map

The High Plains of Kearny County are defined by a strict geometric grid of section lines and gravel paths, where Co Road T and Co Road V stretch across the open landscape. This 2012 survey illustrates the systematic division of agricultural land characteristic of western Kansas, showing how essential transport arteries like Co Road R and Co Road U navigate the subtle drainage patterns that cross the terrain. Lateral routes including Co Rd-4, Co Rd-5, and Co Rd-7 provide the primary infrastructure for this rural expanse. The map records the intersection of modern cartographic precision with the enduring layout of the American homestead system, highlighting the sparse but vital network of roads like Co Rd-8 that sustain the region's ranching and farming operations.