1982 Map of Kit Carson NW

About this map

Alfred Camp Spring sits in the northeast corner of this Colorado high plains landscape, a vital water source in a region defined by seasonal drainage patterns. The 1982 topography reveals a network of intermittent waterways including Pass Creek, Bellyache Creek, and Wild Horse Creek, which carve subtle variations into the terrain of Cheyenne County. While the area is largely characterized by open range, the presence of a Gravel Pit and scattered Well sites indicates localized land use centered on ranching and material extraction. The map also documents physical boundaries through the inclusion of selected fence lines, which delineate the large-scale landholdings common to this portion of the state. Downstream, the eastern edge is marked by Big Spring Creek and a lone Tank, highlighting the sparse but essential infrastructure necessary to support life and industry in this arid environment.