PHILLIPS COUNTY

Colorado

 

Plat Maps and Land Owners

 

 

Range - Township Map

Map Notes:

 

Land survey townships are six miles square and are sub-divided into thirty-six sections. Township numbers are referenced to the survey grid "Baseline" at 40° North running east to west through Yuma County. Range numbers are referenced to the 6th Principal Meridian which runs north to south in Eastern Nebraska.

 

Townships in Range 42 West along the eastern edge of Phillips County are shared with Chase and Perkins Counties in Nebraska. Townships in Township 9 North are split evenly between Phillips and Sedgwick Counties.

 

The 36, one mile square, sections in each township are numbered from the northeastern corner of the township as shown in the map below..

 

Sections 16 and 36 are colored to indicate the owner was originally the State of Colorado while the rest of the sections in the township were retained by the U.S. government and sold under the 1862 Homestead Act and under other acts to individuals.

 

Township locations within Phillips County are shown on the map

 

Further information about each patent may be obtained by visiting the BLM GLO Records database

- http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/

 

Copies of the Land Office files for any of these patents can be obtained from the National Archives.

 

 

 

 

 

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Last updated December 2018