2013 Map of Mayberry Spring

About this map

Mayberry Spring and other vital water sources define this high-altitude landscape in Moffat County, Colorado. In an area where terrain is shaped by deep drainage patterns like Bighole Gulch and Greasewood Gulch, the presence of reliable water at Kelly Spring and Clayton Spring suggests their historic importance for cattle and land management. The 2013 survey shows a persistent network of rural infrastructure, where Co Hwy-7 serves as the primary artery connecting dispersed points across the sections. The secondary road system, including Co Road 142 and Co Road 44, follows the contours of the land, providing access to the open range and remote water points. This map documents the essential geography of the American West, where named springs and the roads leading to them are the primary markers of human presence in a wide, unpopulated expanse.