1972 Map of Keota SE

About this map

Horst Cem serves as a small, significant landmark in the central section of this northern Colorado landscape, reflecting the early rural community and family histories of the high plains. The terrain is defined by the gradual drainage of Coal Bank Draw in the southwest, where the arid landscape slopes toward seasonal watercourses. This 1970s survey captures the area at a time when the high plains were transitioning, showing the boundary line between Weld Co and Morgan Co and the extensive network of oil and gas exploration evidenced by numerous Wells and Drill Holes scattered across the township and range lines.