2010 Map of Vineland

About this map

The Vineland settlement sits at the heart of an intricate irrigation network in this 2010 survey of Pueblo County. The landscape is defined by the vital flow of the Arkansas River along the northern boundary and the Saint Charles River to the west, which together support an extensive system of man-made waterways. The presence of the Bessemer Ditch and the Huerfano Cucharas Ditch illustrates the region's reliance on managed water for agriculture and settlement. South of the main village, the terrain rises into the Badger Hills, while natural drainage is provided by Sixmile Creek and Fourmile Creek. In the southeast, Huerfano Lake serves as a significant hydrological landmark. The grid of named rural roads, such as Kalorama Pl, Hunsaker Rd, and McHarg Rd, reflects a pattern of family landholdings and rural development characteristic of this high plains agricultural corridor.