2016 Map of Moffat North

About this map

The northern reaches of Moffat anchor this portion of the San Luis Valley, where the settlement grid transitions into a vast expanse of wetland and drainage networks. The landscape is defined by the convergence of San Luis Cr and Saguache Cr, creating a complex system of seasonal watercourses. To the north, the terrain gains slight elevation near Big Hollow Gulch, a prominent drainage feature that breaks the otherwise flat valley floor. The map documents a distinct residential development pattern near the town center, characterized by family-named streets such as Nakashima Ave, Eva K Dr, and Tappero Ave. This layout reflects a more modern suburban-style platting compared to the surrounding rural sections, which are defined by long county roads like Kit Carson Rd and Co RD Aa that follow the Public Land Survey System boundaries.