2011 Map of Livermore Mountain

About this map

Livermore and its surrounding ranchlands are documented here in detail, showcasing a landscape defined by high-altitude hydrology and pioneer heritage. The drainage network of the North Fork Cache La Poudre River and various branches of Rabbit Creek weave through the terrain, supporting local agriculture via the North Poudre Ditch and infrastructure like the Upper Stonewall Dam. The map's geographic focus is anchored by Calloway Hill and Livermore Mountain, while the human history of the region is preserved through numerous family and pioneer burial sites. Genealogists can identify significant local landmarks such as the Cherokee Stage Station Cemetery and the Elliott Ranch Cemetery, which speak to the area's early settlement along historic travel routes like Cherokee Park Rd. The presence of the Lamb Family Cemetery near the river further illustrates the deep roots of individual families in this corner of Colorado.