2010 Map of Rockland

About this map

Rockland sits at the intersection of a vast, orthogonal road network in this high plains region of Logan County. The landscape is defined by the ephemeral drainage patterns of the North Fork Frenchman Creek and South Fork Frenchman Creek, which carve gentle paths across the agricultural grid. These waterways, along with Sandy Creek and Patent Creek to the south, represent the vital hydraulic lifelines for the scattered farmsteads connected by routes like County Rd 91 and County Rd 12. The presence of the Koch Dam in the northeast corner of the quadrangle highlights the critical role of water management in sustaining local ranching and farming operations. This 2010 survey illustrates the enduring rural character of northeastern Colorado, where the precise section lines of the Public Land Survey System remain the primary framework for human settlement and transport.