2016 Map of Barrel Spring

About this map

Bethel Cem sits in the southwestern corner of this landscape, a lone marker of local heritage within the grid of rural Prowers County. The terrain is defined by a dense network of intermittent watercourses that drain the High Plains, including the complex drainage system of N Plum Cr, Middle Plum Cr, and S Plum Cr. These ephemeral streams create a distinctive topographical pattern of ridges and draws across the eastern half of the survey. Essential water sources like Barrel Spring and Blackwater Spring are tucked along the banks of Wolf Cr, providing critical orientation points in a region where reliable water dictated early land use. A rigid framework of county roads, such as Co RD N and Co RD 19, bisects the natural drainage patterns, illustrating the ongoing intersection of modern infrastructure and the primary landscape.