2019 Map of Abarr SE

About this map

The Arikaree River winds through the southeastern corner of this Yuma County landscape, defining the primary drainage for an area otherwise characterized by high plains and a sparse network of county roads. In this portion of Northeast Colorado, the land is organized by the Public Land Survey System, with boundaries such as t3s r46w and t2s r47w marking the grid. Transport and access are limited to a functional grid of rural routes, including Co Rd L, Co Rd P, and Co Rd 20, which facilitate movement between scattered agricultural holdings. The map illustrates the quiet, low-density settlement pattern of the High Plains, where human presence is measured by the intersection of section lines and the occasional bend in the river valley.