2022 Map of Punkin Center

About this map

The High Plains of eastern Colorado are defined by a grid of rural section roads and ephemeral watercourses in this recent survey. Crossing the border between Elbert Co and Lincoln Co, the landscape is primarily agricultural and undeveloped, characterized by wide drainage basins and subtle elevation shifts. Seasonal waterways like Mustang Cr and S Rush Cr in the northern portion, along with Horse Cr in the south, illustrate the natural drainage patterns that have shaped land use in this part of Lincoln County. The map is dominated by an extensive network of county roads, including Co Rd 17.3 and a series of alphabetical routes from Co Rd Z down to Co Rd T, which provide the primary framework for local travel and farm access. This topographic record highlights the intersection of public land survey system lines and modern infrastructure in a sparsely populated prairie environment.