2010 Map of Walker Point

About this map

Walker Point rises as a prominent landmark within the open terrain of Lincoln County, defining the local landscape north of the various county line divisions. This 2010 survey by the U.S. Geological Survey illustrates a region dominated by a strict orthometric road grid, where County Road G and County Road F cut through the eastern expanse known as Ninemile Flats. The drainage patterns here are dictated by the seasonal flow of Dead Horse Creek, which meanders northward through the center of the quadrangle. To the northeast, the terrain is shaped by the presence of Steels Fork, while Lone Tree Creek borders the southwestern corner. The map's layout of numbered county lines, such as County Line 14 and County Line 16, reflects a highly organized rural land management system typical of the Colorado plains.