2010 Map of Woodrow

About this map

Woodrow stands as the primary settlement in this corner of the eastern Colorado plains, where a strictly defined grid of county roads organizes the landscape for agriculture and resource extraction. The area's hydrology is defined by the winding paths of Beaver Creek, Sand Creek, and Plum Bush Creek, which cut across the geometric regularity of the section lines. This 2010 survey highlights the intersection of traditional prairie land use and modern industry, most notably at the Kejr Oil Field in the southwestern quadrant. While the road network, including County Hwy-31 and numerous numbered routes like County Rd-29, facilitates transit across the open terrain, the map also captures the seasonal nature of the local drainage systems that shape the local topography.