2010 Map of Lewis Lake

About this map

Lewis Lake lies at the heart of this high plains landscape in eastern Colorado, serving as a prominent landmark in an area defined by wide-reaching drainage systems and a strict section-line road grid. The map document traces the winding paths of Big Sandy Creek in the northeast and Rush Creek across the southern half, showing the natural hydrologic patterns that break up the geometric precision of the rural infrastructure. This 2010 survey details the extensive network of local thoroughfares, from County Road L at the northern boundary to County Road B in the south. The layout of these routes, including County Rd 18 and County Rd 22, reflects the enduring agricultural organization of Cheyenne County, where property lines and travel corridors remain closely tied to the original land surveys of the American West.