2010 Map of Atwood NE

About this map

The North Sterling Canal snakes through this high plains landscape of northeastern Colorado, illustrating the vital role of irrigation infrastructure in the region's agricultural development. This survey reveals a grid-patterned network of rural roads that define the terrain north of the South Platte River corridor. Significant water features like Springdale Creek and Sand Creek cut across these county lines, while the Pawnee Ditch further emphasizes the managed nature of the local hydrology. Near the southern edge of the map, the small residential footprints of Deerfield St and Bluestem St suggest localized community nodes within the broader expanse of Logan County. The presence of Springdale Spring serves as a reminder of the natural water sources that originally drew settlers to these plains before the extensive canal systems were engineered.