2013 Map of Lycan SE

About this map

The High Plains landscape at the border of Colorado and Kansas is defined by a sparse network of county roads and intermittent waterways. This remote prairie environment is shaped by the drainages of Beaty Creek, Buffalo Creek, and Bear Creek, which cut subtle paths through the flat terrain. The map illustrates a strictly surveyed grid of agricultural and transit corridors, including the notably named Co Road Railroad and Co-116. These routes provide the primary infrastructure for this ranching and farming region, where the section lines of Township 28 South and Township 29 South dictate the spatial organization of the land. The absence of dense settlements highlights the wide-open nature of the borderlands during the early 21st century.