1963 Map of Muldoon Hill

About this map

Muldoon Hill rises above a landscape defined by ranching and water management in this mid-1960s survey. The area's focus on irrigation is evident through the St Charles Flood Ditch and its proximity to the St Charles River, which winds through the central portion of the quadrangle. Early infrastructure is marked by the presence of several mines on the northern slopes and the settlement at Burnt Mill, where Burnt Mill Road and Pollard Road converge. These transport routes, including Three R Road, follow the natural drainage patterns of intermittent streams like Rock Creek, Stinking Arroyo, and Muddy Creek. Local place names such as Wales and Stinking Spring provide grounding for family historians tracking rural land use before modern development patterns fully took hold in the region.