2013 Map of Robb

About this map

The settlement of Robb sits along the Us-34 E corridor, serving as a focal point for the high plains of Yuma County. This landscape is defined by the east-flowing North Fork Republican River and its tributary, Chief Creek, which carve gentle drainages through the surrounding topography. A notable recreational or ecological feature is Stalker Lake, situated north of the river and accessed by Stalker Pond Rd. The map reveals a rigid township and range system, with a dense network of county roads such as CO Road AA and CO Road GG marking almost every section line. This grid-heavy infrastructure underscores the region's agricultural foundations, where transport and water management are the primary drivers of land use.