1962 Map of Masonville
USGS Topo · Published 1969About this map
The settlement of Masonville serves as the hub for this 1962 survey of the Colorado foothills, where the Big Thompson River cuts through the dramatic terrain of The Narrows. This landscape is defined by its complex irrigation infrastructure, showing the critical role of water management in Larimer County during the mid-20th century. A dense network of man-made waterways, including the Louden Ditch, Handy Ditch, and Charles Hansen Feeder Canal, diverts mountain water to reservoirs like Boedecker Lake and Buckingham Lake.
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