2010 Map of Robb

About this map

North Fork Republican River and Chief Creek define the drainage patterns of this high plains region in Yuma County. The settlement of Robb sits along the northern edge of the sheet, served by the primary east-west road and rail corridor. To the east, the impoundment of Stalker Lake behind the Chief Creek Number 4 Dam provides a localized water resource in an otherwise arid, agricultural landscape. The map reveals a rigid grid of rural infrastructure, defined by numerous county roads such as County Rd AA and County Rd 30, which partition the territory into large square sections typical of Eastern Colorado's land management. This 2010 survey reflects the enduring spatial organization of the region's farming and ranching economy, where water access remains the primary driver of development.