2013 Map of Schramm

About this map

Schramm and the surrounding agricultural lands of Yuma County are defined by a strict section-line grid that organizes the High Plains landscape. In this 2013 survey, Us-34 E cuts across the northern third of the territory, serving as the primary arterial link through the region. The map reveals the systematic development of rural infrastructure, where named routes like CO Road M, CO Road N, and CO Road 30 create a predictable framework for land management and transport. Cultural features are concentrated around local enterprises and landmarks, such as Triple R Farms and the topographic prominence of Mount Yuma in the southern portion of the quadrangle. This detailed rendering of the Public Land Survey System provides a clear record of property boundaries and the enduring structure of the Colorado plains at the start of the twenty-first century.