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1951 Road Map, Douglas County, Nebraska. Wm. Bill Green, Surveyor and Highway Commissioner. Legend includes federal highways, state highways, county roads and rural mail routes.

Aeromagnetic Map of Nebraska compiled by R. R. Burchett, 1985. The map shows relative total intensity of the Earth’s magnetic field, in gammas. The map is based on aeromagnetic measurements made during 1976 to 1981 by various subcontractors for the U. S. Department of Energy (DOE).

Blueprint map showing the location of electrical plants and trunk transmission lines in Nebraska and Iowa. The legend shows substations; 115 KV transmission lines; 69 KV transmission lines; and 34.5 KV transmission lines.

Blueprint map showing the location of electrical plants and trunk transmission lines in Nebraska and Iowa. The legend shows substations; 115 KV transmission lines; 69 KV transmission lines; and 34.5 KV transmission lines.

Blueprint map showing the location of electrical plants and trunk transmission lines in Nebraska and Iowa. The legend shows substations; 115 KV transmission lines; 69 KV transmission lines; and 34.5 KV transmission lines.

Burlington Route map of the United States. Side 1 of the map shows most of the United States with the rail lines of the Burlington Route and connecting lines shown. States, cities, rivers and geographical features are labeled. A smaller inset map shows routes across the Pacific Ocean and is labeled “Direct Routes to the Orient Great Northern Steamship Co. and Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company.” Side 2 of the map provides information on Sleeping Car Service, Fast Mail, Dining Car Service, facts about travel to California via Colorado and The Great Northern Pacific S.S. Co. A list of all of the Burlington Route Station, their location on the map, population and altitude is provided.

Burlington Route map showing the rail lines of the Burlington Railroad from Iowa and Missouri, through Nebraska and into Kansas, South Dakota, Colorado, Wyoming and Montana. Cities and towns on each rail line are labeled.

Clason’s Guide Map of Montana, 1920. Published for the Department of Agriculture and Publicity, Helena, Montana.

General Soil Map of Nebraska, 1990. The map illustrates 80 soil associations, each represented by a color on the map.

General Soil Map of Sioux City Area – Nebraska, 1980. The map shows color coded areas of various soil types in the Northeastern part of Nebraska. A legend explains the color codes. A chart explains soil characteristics. Map based on US Geological Survey, 1966.

Gillette’s complete map of Sheridan, Wyoming and vicinity, ca. 1893. Compiled from official documents, railway and original surveys by E. Gillette & J.D. Helvey.

Gillette’s complete map of Sheridan, Wyoming and vicinity, ca. 1893. Compiled from official documents, railway and original surveys by E. Gillette & J.D. Helvey.

Gillette’s complete map of Sheridan, Wyoming and vicinity, ca. 1893. Compiled from official documents, railway and original surveys by E. Gillette & J.D. Helvey.

Map – Mitchell’s New Traveller’s Guide through the United States, 1850. Map shows cities, towns, rail lines, canals, stage lines, rivers, lakes, etc, in the Eastern half of the Unities States, Inset map details New England. Smaller insets show an area of copper mining, routes to California and the gold and quick silver mining areas of California.

Map – Rand McNally & Cos. New Railway Guide Map of the United States and Canada, 1873. Map shows the United States with Rail Road, Proposed Rail Road Lines Stage Routes.

Map entitled, “Homeseekers Excursions to the West, Northwest, Southwest and Southeast,” July to October 1912. Side 1 of the map shows the western half of the United States with the rail lines of the Burlington Route and connecting lines shown. States, cities, rivers and geographical features are labeled. A state by state list of cities where Homeseekers’ tickets are sold and the fare is also shown. Side 2 of the map provides detailed information related to the Homeseeker Excursions and a list of Burlington Representatives by location.

Map entitled, “Homeseekers Excursions to the West, Northwest, Southwest and Southeast,” November and December, 1912. Side 1 of the map shows the western half of the United States with the rail lines of the Burlington Route and connecting lines shown. States, cities, rivers and geographical features are labeled. A state by state list of cities where Homeseekers’ tickets are sold and the fare is also shown. Side 2 of the map provides detailed information related to the Homeseeker Excursions and a list of Burlington Representatives by location.

Map of Center-Pivot Irrigation Systems in Nebraska, 1987. Each dot, representing a center-pivot irrigation system, is shown on the map as occupying one quarter-section. The actual area irrigated by a system averages 133 acres. The sizes of such systems vary, however, from less than 50 acres to more than 500 acres. The location of these systems is interpreted from satellite imagery. The Landsat 5 satellite orbits the earth at an altitude of 705 kilometers (438 miles) and resurveys the same point in Nebraska every 16 days. Imagery is purchased from EOSAT through the Earth Resources Observation Systems (EROS) Data Center in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. The pivots portrayed on the map as newly observed include those seen for the first time during the 1987 sruvey. The previously observed category includes those that were noted during earlier annual surveys and that were still apparent during the 1987 inventory. No attempt was made to distinguish between active and inactive pivots in 1987. The Sand Hills region is represented by the gray area, which is provided for those with a specific interest in irrigation development in that area. The inventory of center-pivot irrigation systems in Nebraska by satellite imagery includes a continuing verification process with an annual update that may revise previously published information. The annual totals given on this map represent the latest verified data. Through remote sensing techniques, researchers observe the growth of center-pivot irrigation and assess land-use change. Such procedures are useful in evaluating the effect of irrigation on energy, fertilizer requirements, and water quantity and quality. Project leader: Donald C. Rundquist; project researcher: Allen E. Cook.

Map of Chase County, Nebraska.

Map of Chase County, Nebraska. Compliments of Burke & Meeker, real estate and investments, Imperial, Chase County, Nebraska.

Map of Chase County, Nebraska. Compliments of L. T. Bonner & Son, real estate and insurance, Imperial, Chase County, Nebraska.

Map of David City, Nebraska. Side 1 of map shows the layout of the city of David City, Nebraska. Shown are residential lots, streets, rail lines and other notable areas. Additions to the city are color coded and identified. The owners of some large parcels of land are also identified. Side 2 of map contains illustrations of five buildings in the city.

Map of Douglas County, Nebraska, 1924. Compiled & Drawn by M.H. LaDouceur, 1227 City National Bank Building. Designer, Engrosser, Draftsman, Omaha, Neb. Copyright 1914, corrected Jan. 1, 1924.

Map of Hastings, Nebraska, ca. 1990s. Includes a street index and advertisements for various local businesses. Reverse side includes information about the Hastings Museum, local attractions and events.

Map of Holt County, Nebraska, compiled and published by M.H. McCarthy, bonded abstractor of title, O’Neill, Nebraska; Arthur F. Mullen, attorney-at-law, O’Neill, Nebraska; and John A. Robertson, real estate, Joy, Nebraska.

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