2010 Map of Abarr SE

About this map

The Arikaree River carves a slow path through the southeastern corner of this Yuma County landscape, defining the primary drainage for a region dominated by a meticulous grid of rural infrastructure. The terrain is structured by a network of local thoroughfares such as County Road L and County Road S, which support the agricultural life of the High Plains. Unlike more densely populated regions, this area is characterized by vast open spaces and isolated points of interest like the Hines Ranch, situated north of the river. The placement of routes like County Road 19 and County Road M reflects a settlement pattern built around land sectioning and ranching access. This 2010 survey provides a clear look at the contemporary layout of water rights and property access in a quiet, productive corner of eastern Colorado.