2016 Map of Moscow NW

About this map

The Cimarron River and its northern tributary, the N Fork Cimarron River, dominate this landscape at the intersection of Grant and Stevens Counties. This high-plains environment is defined by a rigorous section-line road network, including Co Rd 18, Co Rd 22, and the boundary-defining Co Rd DD. The map illustrates the characteristic agricultural surveying of western Kansas, where deep drainage cuts from the river systems break the otherwise uniform grid of the Public Land Survey System. The topography reveals the subtle elevation changes along the river breaks, contrasting the flat agricultural uplands with the more complex terrain immediately surrounding the watercourses. This layout provides a clear view of land management and transportation patterns on the edge of the Grant Co line in the mid-2010s.