The Masters settlement stands as a primary focal point in this agricultural landscape at the edge of the Weld and Morgan county line. This region is defined by a sophisticated water management network engineered to sustain local farming, centered around the South Platte River. Vast impoundments like Riverside Reservoir and Empire Reservoir dominate the terrain, connected by a system of man-made waterways including the Riverside Intake Canal, Empire Intake Canal, and the Bijou Canal. South of the river, the Green City Flats occupy a broad expanse, reflecting the natural topography of the high plains before it was transformed by irrigation. The map detail highlights the intricate relationship between the river's path and the arterial ditches like the Weldon Valley Ditch, which redirect water across the township and range sections to support the rural economy.
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1950 · Wiggins
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1950 · Greasewood Lake
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1950 · Masters
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1951 · Masters
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1951 · Orchard
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1951 · Roggen
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1951 · Sunken Lake
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1951 · Omar
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1951 · Point Of Rocks
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1951 · Dearfield
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