2019 Map of Abarr

About this map

Yuma County’s open High Plains landscape is defined here by a precise grid of rural thoroughfares and section lines. This remote section of eastern Colorado is organized by the Public Land Survey System, as seen in the intersections of townships t2s r48w and t3s r47w. The territory is remarkably sparse, characterized by subtle elevation changes and a network of county roads including Co Rd 21 at the northern edge and Co Rd 13 to the south. A central north-south artery, Co Rd F, bisects the terrain, while east-west routes like Co Rd 16 and Co Rd 19 facilitate travel between scattered homesteads and agricultural plots. The map reveals the structural simplicity of the plains, where the land is carved into regular blocks for farming and ranching, with very few named topographical or man-made features beyond the essential road network.