2011 Map of Campo

About this map

Campo stands as the primary hub of this high plains landscape in Baca County, characterized by a structured grid of county roads that carve through the arid terrain. The settlement is anchored by the Campo Cemetery to the east and is surrounded by a network of drainage features that define the topography of southeast Colorado. Significant geological impressions like North Ute Canyon and West Ute Canyon cut through the western portion of the map, converging near the distinctive bend of Devils Elbow along Ute Canyon Creek. To the east, the land is marked by various seasonal watercourses including Murray Draw, Burrows Draw, and Aubury Creek. This map reveals a late-period view of the area's rural organization, where livestock and agriculture are supported by a sparse but essential network of draws and creeks.