1908 Map of Fort Collins
USGS Topo · Published 1947About this map
Fort Collins serves as the hub of a complex irrigation and transit network at the foot of the Rocky Mountains. The Cache La Poudre River flows through the heart of the region, feeding an extensive system of man-made waterways including the Larimer County Canal and the Arthur Ditch. This 1908 survey illustrates the early development of the Colorado State Agricultural College and the industrial importance of the Colorado and Southern R. R., which reaches into the foothills via its Stout Branch.
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Editions of this 1908 Fort Collins Map
4 editions found
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