1909 Map of Livermore

About this map

Fort Collins stands as a primary hub in the southeastern corner of this region, which was surveyed at the dawn of the twentieth century. The map illustrates a landscape defined by the drainage of the Cache la Poudre River, with numerous irrigation reservoirs including Douglas Lake and Richard Lake emerging to support agricultural development near Wellington. Moving northwest toward the Wyoming border, the terrain shifts from plains to foothills, marked by historic stopping points like Virginia Dale and the Forks Hotel.