Forest is the defining cover in Dolores County in the 2025 map set, but the county is not uniform from
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Denver County is overwhelmingly developed in the 2025 land-cover summary, with developed cover accounting for 81.82% of the county. The
Delta County on Colorado’s Western Slope contains two land-cover types at nearly equal scale: shrubland accounts for 42.11% of the
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Custer County sits in a high mountain setting where the land-cover pattern changes sharply between the Wet Mountain Valley and
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Crowley County’s 2025 land-cover picture is unusually simple at the county scale: grassland covers 91.75% of the mapped area. Most
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Costilla County’s 2025 land-cover picture is dominated by shrubland and forest rather than built surfaces. Shrubland accounts for 57.91% of
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Conejos County is one of the Colorado counties where a single land-cover label tells only part of the story. Shrubland
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Clear Creek County is a mountain county where the 2025 land-cover layer is dominated by forest rather than agriculture or
Cheyenne County in eastern Colorado is dominated by open land cover rather than dense development. The 2025 map summary lists
