
Sterling serves as the regional anchor for this 1983 topographic survey, situated where the South Platte River and major rail lines like the Union Pacific converge. The landscape is defined by the transition from the high, flat surface of Peetz Table in the north to the fertile river valley near Atwood and Iliff. A complex network of irrigation and water management is visible through features like the North Sterling Reservoir and numerous draws including Sidney Draw and Spring Draw.
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