1968 Map of Moffat South

About this map

Saguache Creek and Ball Arroyo weave through this high-altitude basin during the late 1960s, a period when the landscape was defined by an extensive network of groundwater extraction. Numerous Flowing Wells are mapped across the terrain, indicating a high water table and the importance of artesian water for the agricultural interests surrounding the settlement of Moffat. The geography is notably flat, characterized by seasonal drainage patterns and the presence of Mishak Lakes and the small locality of Mishak to the west.