2016 Map of Rockland

About this map

Rockland sits at the southern edge of this High Plains landscape, situated along a grid of county roads that define the region's agricultural layout. The terrain is marked by the subtle drainage patterns of S Fork Frenchman Cr and Sandy Cr, which cut through the open plains alongside Patent Cr near the southern border. The division between Logan and Phillips counties runs vertically through the eastern portion of the map, illustrating how political boundaries overlay the natural topography. Significant local water management is evident at Koch Reservoir, a key feature in an area defined by its reliance on seasonal creek beds. This survey captures the enduring rural character of the Colorado plains, where long-established section lines and township boundaries like t7n r48w dictate the movement of people and resources across the land.