2019 Map of Timpas SW

About this map

Comanche National Grassland dominates this high plains landscape in southern Colorado, revealing a complex network of water management through numerous small catchment basins. Named reservoirs such as Anderson Reservoir, Larson Reservoir, and Haight Reservoir are scattered across the terrain, indicating the importance of water storage in this arid environment. The drainage pattern is defined by ephemeral courses like W Dry Cr and S Dry Cr, which cut through the open grasslands. This survey captures the rural infrastructure of the region, where county roads like Co RD S and Co RD N provide the primary access to cattle grazing lands and isolated water points like Mag Water and Freddy Reservoir. The map illustrates a strictly utilitarian land-use pattern, typical of the shortgrass prairie within the public land survey system.