2013 Map of Barcus Creek SE

About this map

White River and its southern tributaries define the topographic character of this Rio Blanco County region. The landscape is marked by significant drainage systems including Yellow Creek and Piceance Creek, which flow through a network of canyons and draws. This 2013 survey illustrates the modern road network in a rural landscape, where Co-64 follows the river valley, and secondary routes like CO Road 88 and CO Road 20 traverse the higher plateaus. Distinctive terrain features such as Alkali Flat near the eastern boundary and Pinto Gulch in the central portion highlight the arid, eroded geography of Western Colorado. The map reflects a region largely managed for public land use and natural resource access, with the Public Land Survey System grid providing the structural framework for land identification.