2010 Map of Sheridan Lake SW

About this map

Big Sandy Creek meanders through this portion of Prowers County, carving a subtle path across the high plains of Eastern Colorado. The landscape is defined by the expansive Coon Valley and a rigid grid of rural infrastructure, reflecting the late 20th-century agricultural organization of the region. A network of arterial routes, including County Hwy WW and County Road A, connects the sparsely populated sections. This 2010 U.S. Geological Survey topographic map illustrates the intersection of natural drainage systems and human engineering, where long-established section lines like County Road D and County Road G dictate the movement across the terrain. The map serves as a clear record of the spatial distribution of ranching or farming tracts in the decade following the turn of the millennium.