2009 Map of Woodbine

About this map

Woodbine serves as the primary hub of this Dickinson County landscape, situated where the local road network converges near the banks of Lyon Creek. The town's layout is defined by its agricultural and transit heritage, visible in the alignment of E Railway Ave and the proximity of Woodbine Cemetery on the western edge of the settlement. The surrounding terrain is deeply carved by the serpentine path of the creek and its tributaries, including Carry Creek and the West Branch, which dictate the rural property boundaries and the placement of remote settlements like Lyona. To the north, the landscape shifts toward recreational and ranching uses, anchored by the presence of Camp-Wa-shun-ga and the sprawling Rock Springs Ranch. This survey reflects a modern era of Kansas land management where ancient watercourses still heavily influence the grid of avenues and roads such as Wolf Rd and Vane Rd.