2010 Map of Moffat North

About this map

Moffat sits at the southern edge of this San Luis Valley survey, serving as a hub for a geometric grid of rural routes that define the region's agricultural landscape. The terrain is marked by the winding courses of San Luis Creek to the east and the convergence of Saguache Creek and the North Branch Saguache Creek in the southwest. These watercourses illustrate the irrigation-dependent nature of the high-desert valley, where water rights and drainage patterns dictate land use. To the north, Big Hollow Gulch cuts through the open flats, providing a natural break in the otherwise orderly arrangement of throughways like County Road AA and County Rd 59. The map captures a moment of modern rural continuity, where traditional water-boundary geography meets the rigid precision of 21st-century county planning.