2016 Map of Clarkville

About this map

The settlement of Clarkville anchors the southeast corner of this high plains landscape, situated at the tri-county junction where Yuma, Phillips, and Logan counties meet. This agricultural region is defined by a grid of section roads like Co RD 56 and Co RD 1, which trace the legacy of the Public Land Survey System across the prairie. The terrain is marked by subtle watercourses including Coyote Creek and Patent Creek, which drain toward the northeast through the rolling hills. For those tracing local heritage, the map identifies small markers of early community life such as Bryant Cem and Rockland Cem, alongside natural landmarks like Antelope Gap. These features provide a clear view of the rural settlement patterns that have persisted in this corner of Colorado into the twenty-first century.