2011 Map of Potter SW

About this map

The High Plains of Logan County, Colorado, and neighboring Nebraska are defined by an expansive grid of rural corridors and drainage patterns as recorded in 2011. This landscape is dominated by a systematic section-line road network, including the east-west passage of Co Rd-18 and Co Rd-8, which intersect with north-south routes like Road 59 E and Co Rd-83. The map illustrates the specialized infrastructure of this border region, where ephemeral watercourses weave through a terrain primarily organized for large-scale agricultural production. Researchers can trace the precise boundaries of land plots and the evolution of county thoroughfares such as Co Rd-16 and Co Rd-14, which provide the essential skeleton for the sparsely populated ranching and farming operations that characterize the Colorado-Nebraska state line.