2011 Map of Maysville

About this map

The settlement of Maysville sits at the junction of several critical watercourses, including the South Arkansas River and the North Fork South Arkansas River. This high-altitude landscape is defined by its deep mining history, evidenced by the presence of the Independence Mine, Copper King Mine, and Springfield Mine. The area's agricultural and industrial water management is clearly visible through a complex network of ditches, such as the Cameron Ditch, North Fork Ditch, and Missouri Park Ditch, which redirect water toward the community of Missouri Park. To the north, the terrain rises toward Mount Shavano, with landmarks like Shavano Lake and Blank Cabin situated along the mountain's drainages. Transportation through the canyons relies on a web of forest and county roads, including Co Rd 222 and the Tabeguache Tr, providing access to remote features like the Angel of Shavano Campground.