2011 Map of Eastman Creek SE

About this map

Wildhorse Tit rises as a prominent landmark in this high-plains landscape of Weld County, defining a region where water management is the primary driver of settlement patterns. The map detail highlights an extensive network of named windmills, such as the McNamara Junior Windmill, Vivian Windmill, and Fourteen Windmill, which signify the critical importance of groundwater for ranching operations. Drainage is dominated by the ephemeral Coal Creek and the meandering Willow Creek, with the West Fork Willow Creek joining the main stem in the northern reaches. This 2011 survey captures the area’s rural character through its grid of county roads and localized water features like Gunn Reservoir Number Three, providing a clear picture of the infrastructure required for agricultural survival in this semi-arid part of Colorado.