2013 Map of Hale Ponds
USGS Topo · Published 2013About this map
S Fork Republican River winds through the high plains of Eastern Colorado and Western Kansas, marking a landscape defined by its vital water sources in an otherwise arid region. The boundary between Yuma County, Colorado, and Cheyenne County, Kansas, bisects the sheet, highlighting the interstate character of the local hydrology. Notable for genealogists, the Gilstrap Cem sits in the northern section, a lonely landmark of early settlement. The presence of the Hale Ditch and the namesake Hale Ponds illustrates the importance of irrigation and water management to the agrarian life of Lansing Valley. Seasonal drainages like Sand Cr and Coupe Cr feed into the river basin, while Corder Lake provides a static water feature in this rolling high-desert terrain.
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