2010 Map of Tampa

About this map

Tampa sits as the central point of reference in this High Plains landscape, where the modern corridor of Interstate 76 intersects with older rural routes in Weld County. The terrain is defined by the ephemeral drainage patterns of Ennis Draw and Lost Creek, which weave through a largely open agricultural and industrial expanse. Industrial activity is evident at the Keenesburg Strip Mine, located north of County Rd 20 and west of County Rd 61. This transition between ranching and resource extraction is further anchored by landmarks such as the Lutz Ranch in the northwest. The grid of county roads, including County Rd 73 and the I 76 Frontage Rd, illustrates the persistent importance of land-section boundaries in organizing the rural Colorado settlement pattern during the early 21st century.