2010 Map of Scott Draw

About this map

Adobe Creek and its tributary, East Fork Adobe Creek, dominate this section of the eastern Colorado plains, carving subtle drainage patterns across a landscape defined by its agricultural grid. The region’s development is clearly marked by the systematic arrangement of rural routes, including County Road F and County Rd 109, which provide the primary infrastructure for the sparsely populated terrain. In the southwestern corner, the headwaters of North Fork Mustang Creek emerge, signaling the divide between local watersheds. The map reflects a modern era of land management where the intersection of named roads like County Road D and County Rd 34 dictates the movement and settlement patterns of this Lincoln County ranching or farming country.