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Archuleta County, Colorado Critical Habitat Ranking DRAFT 8 Miles Highest Priority 0 1 2 4 E 1 in = 2 miles L A Archuleta County Department D of Information Systems S Address: PO Box 1507 N 777 CR 600, Ste. 200 I Pagosa Springs, CO 81147 M 6W 5W H 4W I 3W N This map has been produced using various geospatial data sources. 2.5W The information displayed is intended for general planning purposes E Lowest Priority and the original data will routinely be updated. No warranty is made by Archuleta County as to the accuracy, reliability or completeness R of this information. Consult actual legal documentation and/or the original data source for accurate descriptions of locations displayed herein. A L 2W 1W 1E O'Connell Lake 2E Corral Mountain Cade Mountain Crater Lake Indian Mountain Ant Hill, The Sheep Mountain F ir st Fo Montezuma Peak rk P ie dr a R 36N iv er Baldy Mountain Dunnagan Reservoir Summit Peak Jackson Mountain 36N Middle Mountain Flatiron Mesa 160 Coyote Hill ¤£ Quartz Lake Hatcher Reservoir Horse Mountain 35N Oakbrush Hill Stevens Reservoir Chris Mountain Nipple Mountain Brockover Mesa Devil Mountain Blackhead Peak r e v i R Lake Pagosa n a Ju n Pagosa Springs Sa Mule Mountain .! Village Lake Pinon Lake 35N Lake Forest ¤£160 Squaretop Mountain Lake Vista Fish Lake ek 34N Cre r r ime e Stollste v C i Chimney Rock Haystack Mountain R a O r d e .! N i P E Billy Goat Point JO Pargin Mountain Echo Canyon Reservoir Pordonia Point S Flattop Mountain Capote Lake Chimney Rock lanco o B Blue Mountain Ri Opal Lake Oakbrush Hill Turkey Mountain Bear Mountain 34N Eightmile Mesa 34N(U) Winter Hills Serviceberry Mountain Harris Lake Newton Mesa Chalk Mountains Buckles Lake Elephant Head Rock V Mountain «¬151 Chama Lake Spence Reservoir Sandoval Mesa Klutter Mounta«¬i8n 4 33N Banded Peak Piedra Peak 33N Navajo Peak Piedra Peak Number 2 R i o C Cornish Hill h a Cerro del Zopilote Montezuma Mesa m a Cortado, Mesa Haystack Mountain Pagosa Junction Tater Mountain Monte Camado .! Chromo Mountain Medio, La Mesa del Chromo Chama Peak .! N a vaj Pedregosa, Mesa o River Navajo Reservoir Archuleta Mesa Cox Lakes Cox Lakes 32N Glacier Lakes Native Lake Abeyta Mesa Vigil Mesa NEW MEXICO «¬17 1.5W Sources: Esri, USGS, NOAA.

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