2013 Map of Hyde

About this map

Hyde serves as a central anchor for this High Plains landscape, situated along the Us-34 E corridor. This era reflects a landscape structured by a precise grid of rural roads, including CO Road YY and CO Road 41, which facilitate access to the surrounding agricultural and industrial sites. The presence of the Hyde Oil Field to the north of the main settlement indicates the regional reliance on natural resources, while the Hyde Cem stands as a focal point for local genealogy. The eastern edge of the quadrangle is defined by the boundary between Washington County and Yuma County. Natural features are sparse but significant, with the intermittent drainage of Surveyor Creek and the localized depression of Deering Lake providing the only breaks in the geometric surveying of the plains. Near the southern edge, the Yuma Siding marks the importance of rail transit to this rural Colorado community.