Teller County Colorado Land Cover Map — Forested Pikes Peak Slopes and Two Compact Development Centers
Teller County sits on the western side of the Pikes Peak region in central Colorado, where wooded mountain slopes, shrub-covered […]
Summit County Colorado Land Cover Map — Forested Rockies, Reservoirs, and Valley Development
Summit County sits high in the Colorado Rockies, where forested slopes, broad shrub-covered areas, exposed alpine ground, reservoirs, and narrow
Sedgwick County Colorado Land Cover Map — 55.72% Agriculture, South Platte Wetlands, and Sparse Development
Sedgwick County sits at Colorado’s far northeastern corner, where broad agricultural fields and open grassland cover most of the county
San Miguel County Colorado Land Cover Map | A West-to-East Shift from Shrubland to Forest
San Miguel County has a striking split between broad shrubland in the west and extensive forest across the eastern and
San Juan County Colorado Land Cover Map — Alpine Forest, Grassland, and Barren Slopes
San Juan County is one of Colorado’s most strongly alpine land-cover landscapes. The 2025 summary is led by forest at
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Saguache County Colorado Land Cover Map — Shrubland, Mountain Forest, and Valley Agriculture
Saguache County presents a land-cover pattern shaped far more by shrubland, forest, wetlands, and open valley surfaces than by built-up
Routt County Colorado Land Cover Map — Forest, Shrubland, and Valley Development
Routt County in northwest Colorado is dominated by natural vegetation rather than broad urban or cropland cover. In the 2025
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Rio Grande County Colorado Land Cover Map | Forested West, Cropland East, and Wetland Belts
Rio Grande County has a sharply divided 2025 land-cover pattern. Forest occupies 35.39% of the county and shrubland 34.32%, while
Rio Blanco County Colorado Land Cover Map: Shrubland, Forest, and the White River Corridor
Rio Blanco County in northwestern Colorado is dominated by two land-cover types that are almost evenly matched. The 2025 summary