2016 Map of North of Sheridan Lake

About this map

The high plains of eastern Colorado are defined by a rigid section-line road network on this 2016 survey, where the Cheyenne Co Kiowa Co boundary marks a significant geopolitical divide across the landscape. The terrain is characterized by subtle elevation shifts and drainage patterns that dictate the placement of county routes like Co Rd 65 and Co Rd AA. This map captures the region's agricultural layout, organized under the Public Land Survey System within townships such as t17s r44w and t17s r43w. The intersection of long-distance routes like Co Rd Y and Co Rd 66 reflects the persistent grid-based settlement pattern of the Colorado prairie. For those studying land use or regional history, the map provides a precise record of the road infrastructure and township divisions north of the Kiowa County line.