2013 Map of Omar

About this map

Omar and the surrounding high plains of Eastern Colorado are defined by a network of drainage systems and water storage facilities. The landscape is primarily shaped by the meandering courses of Kiowa Creek, Jack Rabbit Creek, and Rock Creek, which cut through the agricultural terrain. Significant water management features such as the Empire Reservoir in the north and the smaller West Nile Reservoir to the southeast are central to the region's land use. The boundary between Weld and Morgan counties bisects the area, with a regular grid of county roads, including Co Road 95 and Co Road 38, providing access across the township and range sections. This 2013 survey illustrates the continued importance of water infrastructure and rural connectivity in this corner of the Colorado plains.