2013 Map of Arriba

About this map

The town of Arriba sits as a central hub on the High Plains of eastern Colorado, defined by a grid of streets including Rock Island Ave and Lincoln Ave. This landscape is marked by the intermittent drainage patterns of the region, where Hell Creek and Hackberry Cr carve subtle coulees through the prairie. Just outside the main settlement, the Arriba Evergreen Cem and Arriba Cem serve as significant landmarks for those researching local family histories. The surrounding area is strictly organized by the Public Land Survey System, with an extensive network of rural routes such as Co Road 39 and Co Road 40 providing access to the agricultural sections. In the southeastern portion, Buffalo Cr crosses the plains, illustrating the typical hydrology of Lincoln County's open ranching and farming country.