2010 Map of Mayberry Spring

About this map

Mayberry Spring and Clayton Spring offer critical water sources in this high-desert pocket of Moffat County. The landscape is primarily defined by a sparse network of county roads, such as County Hwy-7 and County Rd-131, which connect the isolated rangelands. An intriguing layer of modern industrial survey is visible through the documentation of several mineral exploration sites, including the Airborne Anomaly B17-126 Mine, Airborne Anomaly B17-127 Mine, and Airborne Anomaly B17-128 Mine. These labels suggest a period of targeted aerial geological reconnaissance, likely seeking uranium or other energy-related deposits common to this region of the Colorado Plateau. The lack of traditional town centers highlights the open, unsettled character of this area in the early twenty-first century.