1966 Map of Toonerville SE

About this map

Caddoa Creek winds along the eastern boundary of this high plains landscape, defining the local drainage patterns across Bent County. This mid-1960s survey documents a primarily open, rural terrain where development is represented by the isolated Cameron landmark and a series of intermittent watercourses including Hood Draw and Snif Draw. The map is particularly useful for identifying historical property boundaries and land use, as indicated by the fine red dashed lines marking selected fence lines throughout the township. These surveyed lines, alongside the distinct Penrose Draw, reveal the meticulous division of the territory into sections during an era when large-scale ranching and land management shaped the character of southeastern Colorado.