2010 Map of Eckley NW

About this map

Yuma County high plains are defined by a rigid grid of section-line roads in this early 21st-century documentation. The landscape is structured primarily for agricultural access, centered on the intersection of routes like County Rd 43 and County Rd W. While the map lacks named settlements or water bodies, the survey details the exact placement of local infrastructure, including specific north-south arteries such as County Rd T and County Rd Z. The systematic layout of roads like County Rd 40 and County Rd 46 reflects the enduring Homestead Act legacy of rectangular land division. This map serves as a clean record of the rural transportation network in the northeast corner of Colorado, showing the connectivity between isolated farmsteads and larger regional thoroughfares.