2013 Map of Colorado City

About this map

Colorado City and the neighboring settlement of Greenhorn define this high-plains landscape in southern Colorado, where residential street grids transition into a complex network of named arroyos and creeks. The hydrology of the region is central to its development, anchored by the Beckwith Reservoir to the west and Bonnie Meade Reservoir near the center of the community. A series of natural watercourses, including Greenhorn Cr, Little Graneros Cr, and the deep Graneros Gorge, drain the terrain toward the east. The map reveals an intricate street plan with names referencing local geography and regional history, such as Cuerno Verde Blvd and Bent Brothers Blvd. To the north, the landscape becomes more sparsely developed, marked by features like Scroggs Arroyo and the Crow Cutoff, illustrating the transition from planned community to open range near the Pueblo and Huerfano County line.