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Weminuche La Garita South San Juan Lizard Head Colorado New Mexico **Map Key** Naturita Cochetopa Canyon Crystal Four Peak Cannibal Mile Whitehouse Matterhorn Plateau Mineral Creek Placerville Ouray Mountain Lake City Mountain North Henson Lake Fork Sawpit Last Dollar/Sheep Creek Sheep Camp Bird Mountain 550 Telluride - San Juan National Forest - Pandora La Garita TELLURIDE 145 Wilson Colorado Roadless Areas Deep Creek/ Boot Mountain Ophir town Big Buck / Kitty / Wason Lizard Head Ruby Bristol Park Lizard Head Head Creede Adjacent Lizard Head Adjacent Hope Dove Creek Lake Silverton Pole Mountain / Finger Mesa Dunton 550 Lower East Fish Creek Bellows Box / San Miguel Road Wagon Wheel Gap Beartown Canyon Snowshoe Indian Mountain Ridge Middle Weminuche Alder Adjacent Storm Peak Blackhawk Rico Ruby Lake Cahone Mountain DURANGO MOUTNAIN South Fork RESORT Trout Mountain / Ryman Weminuche Sulphur Elk Mountain Pleasant View Tunnel West Red Stoner 160 Needles Mountain Beaver 491 Copper Mountain / Mountain Sulphur Yellow Jacket Kitty 160 Tewksberry East Animas Creek Lewis Tacoma Hermosa Gibbs Weminuche Graham Park Creek Fox Adjacent Weminuche Mountain Dolores Adjacent Runlett Piedra Area Adjacent Weminuche WOLF CREEK Park Florida Adjacent Turkey Weminuche River Creek Adjacent Treasure Mountain 145 Trimble Hermosa Vallecito Piedra SMU Baldy Cortez Summit Peak / Mayday Mancos Elwood Pass 160 Piedra Area Adjacent South Stunner Pass/ 550 San Juan Dolores Canyon Adjacent Gold Creek/ Hesperus Piedra Area Adjacent Cascade Creek Durango South San Juan Pagosa Springs 160 Towaoc 160 South Gem Village Chimney Rock San Juan HD Mountains Adjacent 1:205,000 Oxford Kline Winter Hills/ 0 5 10 20 Miles Serviceberry Mountain Marvel **Map Key** Ignacio Cities/Towns Redmesa Roads Bondad 172 Proposed Colorado Roadless Areas (CRAs) South San Juan National Forest System Lands (Administrative Adjacent Chama Basin Boundaries) Pagosa Junction National Forest System Lands: Wilderness Tiffany Chromo Areas Colorado 550 Allison National Forest System Other Congressionally New Mexico Designated Lands 84 Existing Permitted Ski Areas State Boundary Laplata Cedar Hill The USDA Forest Service manages this data for planning purposes only, and provides no warranty, nor accepts any liability occurring from any other use of this data. It is the sole responsibility of the user to determine whether or not the data are suitable for any other purposes, Lumberton and to apply this data in an appropriate and conscientious manner. Map Created: March 2010. c:\projects\roadless_mar2009\sj_cra_31mar2010.mxd Monero Chama.
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