2020 Map of Parker
USGS Topo · Published 2020About this map
The Limestone Hills dominate the northern landscape of this Broadwater County quadrangle, where the rugged topography gives way to a complex network of agricultural irrigation in the valleys below. The small settlement of Parker sits at a crossroads near the mouth of Keating Gulch, serving as a focal point for a rural community defined by its water rights and historic land use. To the west, Charity Gulch and Johnny Gulch carve into the uplands, while the plains are crisscrossed by numerous man-made waterways such as Barringer Ditch, Mullins Ditch, and Hyskens Ditch.
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