| San Juan Mountains Geodatabase |
| This geodatabase includes basic vector layers (roads, hydrology, administrative from CDOT), the NED (National Elevation Dataset) and GAP land cover layer. The datasets are all clipped to the same extent, in UTM NAD 1983 Zone 13 (except for the NED layer) and include metadata. 400 MB |
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NAD 1983
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| USGS
7.5 Minute DRGs |
| Download
Digital Rasters Graphic (DRG) maps for all of the USGS 7.5 minute
quads in the San Juans available for download (collar information
included ). |
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NAD 1927
UTM Zone 12-13 |
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| USGS
7.5 Minute DEMs |
| Download
30 meter Digital Elevation Model (DEM) maps for all 7.5 minute
quads in the San Juans and 10 meter DEM's for certain quads
where available. |
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NAD 1927
UTM Zone 12-13 |
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| USGS
3.75 Minute DOQQs |
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quarter quad ortho imagery was general flown between 1993 and
1998. It is photographed at 1 meter resolution and is available
for most of the San Juans region. |
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NAD
1927
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| NAIP 1 Meter Color Aerial Photography |
| This photography was done in 2005 through the National Agriculture Imagery Program (NAIP) of the USDA in cooperation with local entities. The datasets are in MrSid format zipped by county. All 14 counties in the San Juans region are available. These are very large files--from .5 GB to 3.5 GB. |
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NAD 1983
UTM Zone 12-13 |
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| USGS
250K DRGs for the San Juan Mountains (4 maps) |
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4 250K DRGs encompass the entire San Juans Region and then some.
The maps are zipped into 4 packages and average 5-6 MB each.
Clipped from a seamless coverage, no collars. |
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NAD
1927
UTM Zone 12-13 |
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| USGS
Seamless DEM of the Western San Juans
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is a zipped 30M DEM of the western San Juans provided from the
USGS National Elevation Dataset (NED). This is a large file
(55MB) and includes metadata. |
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| Seamless
National Land Cover Dataset (NLCD) of 2000 for San Juan Mountain
Region
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dataset is a zipped raster dataset (9.5 MB) finished in 2000
by a consortium of the EPA, USGS, USFS, NASA, NOAA and the BLM.
Scientists used satellite data and a variety of supporting information
including topography, census, agricultural statistics, soil
characteristics, other land cover maps, and wetlands data to
determine and label the land cover type at 30 meter resolution.
Twenty-one classes of land cover were mapped, using consistent
procedures for the entire U.S. and a subsequent accuracy assessment
was performed. |
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NAD
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UTM Zone 12-13 |
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| Southwest Regional Gap Analysis Project Lancover Dataset for Colorado
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| The Southwest Regional Gap Analysis Project (SWReGAP) was initiated in 1999 as a multi-institutional cooperative effort to map and assess biodiversity for a five-state region (AZ, CO, NV, NM, UT) comprising approximately 560,000 square miles in the southwestern U.S. This dataset is clipped to Colorado. The dataset is in ARC/INFO grid format and zipped in .tgz format. |
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albers conical equal area
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| USGS National Hydrography Dataset for San Juans Watersheds (Geodatabase format) |
| Download National Hydrography Datasets for the watersheds in the San Juan Mountains. |
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NAD 1983 |
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| USGS National Hydrography Dataset for San Juans Watersheds (ARC/INFO format) |
| Download National Hydrography Datasets for the watersheds in the San Juan Mountains. |
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NAD 1983 |
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| USGS
Geographical Names Information Server (GNIS) Dataset for Colorado
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| This
zipped file (4.6 MB) contains an Access database with names
data for Colorado, a comma-delimited text file of the same data,
plus a CDOT county boundary coverage for Colorado. The Federally
recognized name of each feature described in the data base is
identified, and references are made to a feature's location
by county and geographic coordinates. The GNIS is our Nation's
official repository of domestic geographic names information |
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NAD
1983
UTM Zone 13 |
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| Colorado
Dept. of Transportation (CDOT) County Datasets and for the San
Juan Mountains |
| The
CDOT county data sets contain airport locations, county boundaries,
highways, hydrology, land status, municipal boundaries, public
roads, and railroads, zipped into a single package for each
county in the San Juans. Click on the counties for datasets.
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NAD
1983
UTM Zone 12-13 |
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| US
Census 2000 TIGER/Line Datasets for the San Juan Mountain Region |
| Download
datasets in zipped shapefile format (up to 28 data layers per
county) for the individual counties in the San Juans. Also access
dataset layers for statewide census demographic data. Typically
scaled at 1:100,000. |
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NAD
1983
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| USGS
Public Land Survey System (PLSS) Boundaries for Colorado
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| This
coverage was clipped from the national USGS PLSS coverage for
the state of Colorado. It is provided for download with metadata
in zipped shapefile format. |
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| Colorado
Natural Diversity Information Source (NDIS) |
| This
resource from CSU and the DOW contains a large number (over
100 layers) of coverages in shapefile format (.gz compression)
for each county as well as statewide coverages. Main coverage
categories are base layer data, Colorado Natural Heritage Project
data, potentially suitable habitat data, vegetation data and
wildlife species distribution data. |
Bundled |
NAD
1927
UTM Zone 13 |
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| The
NRCS PRISM Climate Mapping Project Dataset for Colorado |
| PRISM
(Parameter-elevation Regressions on Independent Slopes Model)
was developed by Dr. Christopher Daly of Oregon State University,
and is a hybrid statistical-geographic approach to mapping climate.
PRISM uses point measurements of climate data and a digital
elevation model (DEM, a digital, gridded version of a topographic
map) to generate estimates of annual, monthly and event-based
climatic elements. PRISM is not a static system of equations;
rather, it is a coordinated set of rules, decisions and calculations
designed to mimic the decision-making process an expert climatologist
would invoke when creating a climate map. Shapefile format. |
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NAD
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| GIS
Coverages from the San Juan National Forest |
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| The
San Juan Public Lands Center (SJPLC) makes many of its GIS coverages
of the San Juan National Forest available via the web. All coverages
and/or tables are available in ARC export format. |
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UTM
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| Generalized
Geologic Map of Part of the Upper Animas River Watershed, Silverton,
CO |
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purpose of this geologic compilation is to provide the U.S.
Geological Survey, Animas River watershed, Abandoned Mine Land
(AML) project a geologic map at a suitable scale for geospatial
analysis. Provided in zipped ArcInfo format (also in PDF format). |
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NAD
1927
UTM Zone 13 |
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| CSAS Senator Beck
Basin Study Area |
The Center
for Snow and Avalanche Studies has begun collecting
long-term weather and snowpack datasets at two study sites
in its Senator Beck Basin Study Area near Silverton, Colorado,
immediately northwest of Red Mountain Pass on US Hwy 550.
These datasets begin with the winter of 2003/2004. Parameters
measured include precipitation (snow water equivalent and
rain), wind, air temperature and relative humidity, solar
flux, snowcover depth, snow temperatures, and barometric
pressure. Metadata are provided for the datasets from the
lower Swamp Angel Study Plot (SASP) and the upper Senator
Beck Study Plot (SBSP), both named for nearby mine claims.
The lower SASP site is located in a sheltered and level sub-alpine
basin and the upper SBSP site is on a level bench above treeline
in the approximate center of the Basin.
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SASP
Metadata
SBSP Metadata |
NAD
1927
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SASP Data
SBSP Data |
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| The
Digital Geologic Map of Colorado |
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map is offered by the USGS for Colorado in ArcInfo format at
a scale of 1:500,000. It is compressed in tar.gz format (5.8
MB). |
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Clarke
1866
Lambert
Conformal
Conic |
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| Colorado
Natural Heritage Program Element Occurrences & Conservation
Areas |
| Statewide
Element Occurrences map layer shows current and historic locations
of imperiled species and/or natural communities. Due to the
sensitive nature of these data, actual species and natural community
locations have been generalized to 7.5 minute USGS quadrangles.
Statewide Potential Conservation Areas map layer represents
CNHP's best estimate of the primary area supporting the long
term survival of targeted species and natural communities.
Sensitive sites, areas less than one square mile in size that
support sensitive species or occurrences, are not included.
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On
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NAD
1927
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Zone 13 |
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