2022 Map of Pole Gulch

About this map

The Little Snake River defines the northwestern corner of this territory, where early 21st-century irrigation infrastructure like the Gibson Blair Ditch, Trowel Ditch, and W Side Canal reveal the vital role of water management in the arid Colorado basin. The landscape is carved by significant drainage systems, notably Pole Gulch and East Pole Gulch, which dominate the central terrain. This Moffat County quadrangle illustrates a rural network of county roads, including Co RD 9w and Co RD 4, connecting family-named landmarks and local drainages. The mapping of Gledhill Draw and Thornburgh Gulch alongside seasonal watercourses like Fourmile Cr and Timberlake Cr provides a clear view of the complex topographical features and land divisions in this part of Northwest Colorado.