2013 Map of North of Sheridan Lake

About this map

The high plains of eastern Colorado are defined by a meticulous grid of rural routes, primarily centered around the north-south corridor of Us 385 N. This 2013 survey illustrates the agricultural organization of the land at the boundary where Cheyenne County and Kiowa County meet. The landscape is segmented into townships and ranges, with a network of local roads such as Co Road A and Co Road AA providing access to the vast open sections of this portion of the Great Plains. The topography is subtle, showing the gentle drainage patterns and contours that characterize this high-elevation steppe environment. While largely devoid of concentrated settlements, the map provides a clear record of land ownership patterns and the road infrastructure, including Co Road 66 and Co Road 63, used by local ranching and farming operations in the early 21st century.