2012 Map of Shore Airport SE

About this map

The High Plains landscape of Stevens County is defined by the winding course of the N Fork Cimarron River as it cuts through a grid of rural section roads. This 2012 survey captures the quiet geographic centers of the community, most notably Dermot Hall and the nearby Dermot Cem, which serve as primary landmarks in an area otherwise dominated by expansive agricultural tracts like Pasture Number Forty. The road network is meticulously detailed, showing the transition from named thoroughfares like Z Blvd to essential county routes such as Co Rd 26 and Road W. In the southeastern corner, the confluence and drainage patterns of the Cimarron River become the primary topographical feature, illustrating the importance of these watercourses in an arid environment.