1997 Map of Grover South

About this map

Grover serves as the primary hub on this northeastern Colorado prairie, reflecting a landscape shaped by both traditional ranching and the energy industry. The town's local life is centered around the High School and the Rodeo Ground, while the broader terrain reveals the extensive reach of the Keota Oil Field, marked by a network of pipelines and Oil Tanks. To the east, the Pawnee National Grassland encompasses a significant portion of the high plains, where landmarks like the Sligo Cemetery and the Big Divide Windmill provide specific points of reference for genealogists and local historians. The drainage of Jackson Draw and Crow Creek cut through the topography, illustrating the vital role of water management in this arid environment, further evidenced by numerous labeled wells and water tanks across the sections.