2010 Map of Perry NW

About this map

Polo Cemetery serves as a primary historical touchstone in this part of Garfield County, situated amidst a highly managed hydrologic landscape. The region is defined by a dense network of tributaries and artificial catchments designed for water management and flood control. Significant drainage systems include Red Rock Creek and Elkhorn Creek in the north, while Monkey Creek and Dean Creek cut through the central sections. The southern portion of the quadrangle transitions into the drainage of Upper Black Bear Creek, showing the deliberate engineering of the local environment through numerous structures like Upper Red Rock Creek Site 50 Dam and Upper Black Bear Creek Site 26 Dam. This 2010 survey reflects a landscape where traditional section-line roads, such as e0360 RD and n3120 RD, frame a rural economy heavily reliant on these sophisticated water conservation sites.