2018 Map of Wolf NW

About this map

Campbell Draw and Crozier Draw carve through the north-central plains of Kearny County, defining a landscape shaped by intermittent drainage and the Public Land Survey System. The map reveals a strictly regulated grid of section lines and county roads, reflecting the systematic agricultural development of western Kansas in the early 21st century. James Draw cuts through the southwestern corner, adding topographic variety to an otherwise flat terrain primarily accessed by a network of rural routes. These corridors, including Co Rd 7 and the secondary highway Fas 1523, are the lifelines of the local economy, connecting scattered farmsteads and ranching operations across the townships. The precision of the 2018 survey captures the exact alignment of these local roads as they negotiate the gentle draws and level uplands of the High Plains.