2014 Map of York SW

About this map

Buller Cem sits alone in the southwestern corner of this landscape, a small but vital anchor for local family historians. The terrain is defined by a dense grid of rural corridors, from Road 5 in the south to Road 13 at the northern edge, which navigate the gentle drainage basins of Beaver Cr, Bear Cr, and Galaway Cr. The hydrology is primarily composed of these meandering creeks that feed into the larger prairie system, though Recharge Lake in the northeast corner introduces a significant man-made water feature to the local environment. Modern transportation infrastructure is prominent, with the east-west passage of Interstate 80 cutting through the center and intersecting with the Ne-93e-Link, illustrating the area's role as a transit corridor within the agricultural heartland.