2010 Map of Loveland

About this map

Loveland and the southern edge of Fort Collins dominate this suburban and industrial corridor at the foot of the Colorado Front Range. The landscape is defined by an extensive water management network, including the Loveland and Greeley Canal, Farmers Ditch, and Louden Ditch, which feed a series of reservoirs like Lake Loveland, Boyd Lake, and Fossil Creek Reservoir. Industrial activity is evident in the numerous extraction sites along the Big Thompson River corridor, such as the Say Hawker Pit and the Loveland Gravel Pit. The local agricultural processing history is represented by the Loveland Sugar Refinery, while modern infrastructure is anchored by the Fort Collins-Loveland Municipal Airport. Residential growth is interspersed with older local landmarks like Trilby Corner and Hollowell Corner, alongside several large cemeteries serving the expanding population centers.