Haxtun and Dailey sit within the high plains landscape of northeastern Colorado, where the grid of county roads and the paths of intermittent streams define the local geography. The town of Haxtun is visible in the southeast, showing its residential street grid including W Grant St and N Logan Ave. North of the town center, the Haxtun Cem serves as a significant local landmark for genealogical research. The settlement of Dailey is situated to the west along the railroad line, near Lambert St. This area is characterized by the drainage of Wildhorse Cr and the N Fork Frenchman Cr, which cross the township lines of t9n r48w and t8n r47w. The map illustrates the boundary between Logan and Phillips Counties, showing how modern infrastructure follows the early Public Land Survey System boundaries.
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1952 · Marks Butte
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1953 · Tamarack Ranch
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1953 · Crook
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1954 · Sterling
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1958 · Sterling
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1962 · Fleming
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1962 · Haxtun East
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1962 · Haxtun West
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1971 · Haxtun SE
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1972 · St Petersburg
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