2010 Map of Taylor Springs

About this map

Taylor Springs serves as the primary settlement node in this high-plains landscape, situated where the high desert is carved by seasonal and perennial watercourses. The drainage of the Canadian River dominates the western edge of the quadrangle, while Chico Creek meanders through the central and southern reaches. Local infrastructure is defined by a network of rural routes, including County Road C-34 and County Road C-35, which link the various ranching areas. The presence of named locales like Glaze and Bates suggests historical ranching or homesteading operations that have shaped the region's land use. Further east, the terrain includes intermittent features such as Alkali Arroyo, Jaritas Arroyo, and the isolated Middle Lake, illustrating the hydrological patterns of Colfax County.