2011 Map of Midway NE

About this map

The North Fork Cimarron River cuts across the extreme northeast corner of this high plains landscape, where the borders of Colorado and Kansas meet. This quadrangle is defined by the rigid, sprawling geometry of the Cimarron National Grassland, organized into numbered parcels such as Pasture Number Fortyseven and Pasture Number Seventeen. The terrain is almost entirely rural and agricultural, characterized by a meticulously planned grid of section-line roads. Major thoroughfares like County Road T and County Rd M facilitate movement through this remote ranching and grazing country. The presence of specialized designations like P Blvd and various local routes such as County Rd 55 illustrate the infrastructure required to manage these extensive grassland allotments during the early twenty-first century.