1967 Map of San Luis
USGS Topo · Published 1971About this map
San Luis, the oldest continuously inhabited town in Colorado, serves as the focal point of this 1967 survey. The landscape is defined by the intricate irrigation system of the Sangre de Cristo Grant, where traditional acequias like the San Luis Peoples Ditch and San Pedro Ditch direct water from Culebra Creek to sustain local agriculture. This network of gravity-fed waterways illustrates the communal water-sharing practices central to the region's Hispanic heritage and settlement patterns.
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Editions of this 1967 San Luis Map
4 editions found
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