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Treasure Mountain 0 1 2 0.5 Miles Legend Water Structures Jurisdictional Dam Non-Jurisdictional Dam Well or Well field Timber Harvests (1960-present) Ski Areas DURANGO MOUNTAIN RESORT SILVERTON OUTDOOR LEARNING AND RECREATION CENTER FSSDE.sj_pipeline Electric transmission lines Water ditches Aerial Hazards AERIAL CABLE INDUS PLANT SMOKESTACK BUILDING STORAGE STRUC TANK TOWER Aerial Hazards AERIAL CABLE BRIDGE GAS WELL INDUS PLANT LOOKOUT TOWER MISC MAN-MADE STREAM GAGE TOWER Water pumps Water pipes Water ditches Oil and Gas Wells Oil and Gas Facilities Legend 2006 Inventoried Roadless Areas Bureau of Land Management Bureau of Reclamation Colorado Division of Wildlife National Forest Indian Reservation National Park Service Patented Lands State Lands Wilderness Special Areas Authorized Roads 1 - BASIC CUSTODIAL CARE (CLOSED) 2 - HIGH CLEARANCE VEHICLES 3 - SUITABLE FOR PASSENGER CARS 4 - MODERATE DEGREE OF USER COMFORT 5 - HIGH DEGREE OF USER COMFORT UNDETERMINED STATUS OBLITERATION CANDIDATE CL 1 - PRIMARY HIGHWAY CL 2 - SECONDARY HIGHWAY CL 3A - LIGHT DUTY PAVED ROAD CL 3B - LIGHT DUTY GRAVEL RD CL 3C - LIGHT DUTY NATIVE SURFACED ROAD CL 4 - UNIMPROVED ROAD JET Polyconic projection, NAD 83 October 29, 2007 San Juan Public Lands Treasure Mountain Roadless Area The USFS and BLM attempt to use the most current and complete geospatial data available. Geospatial data accuracy varies by theme on the map. Using this map for other than their intended purpose may yield inaccurate or misleading results. The USFS and BLM reserve the right to correct, update or modify geospatial inputs without notification.

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  • Treasure Mountain

    0 1 20.5 Miles

    LegendWater Structures

    Jurisdictional DamNon-Jurisdictional DamWell or Well fieldTimber Harvests (1960-present)

    Ski AreasDURANGO MOUNTAIN RESORTSILVERTON OUTDOOR LEARNING AND RECREATION CENTERFSSDE.sj_pipelineElectric transmission linesWater ditches

    Aerial HazardsAERIAL CABLEINDUS PLANTSMOKESTACKBUILDINGSTORAGE STRUCTANKTOWER

    Aerial HazardsAERIAL CABLEBRIDGEGAS WELLINDUS PLANTLOOKOUT TOWERMISC MAN-MADESTREAM GAGETOWERWater pumpsWater pipesWater ditchesOil and Gas WellsOil and Gas Facilities

    Legend2006 Inventoried Roadless AreasBureau of Land ManagementBureau of ReclamationColorado Division of WildlifeNational ForestIndian ReservationNational Park ServicePatented LandsState LandsWildernessSpecial Areas

    Authorized Roads1 - BASIC CUSTODIAL CARE (CLOSED)2 - HIGH CLEARANCE VEHICLES3 - SUITABLE FOR PASSENGER CARS4 - MODERATE DEGREE OF USER COMFORT5 - HIGH DEGREE OF USER COMFORTUNDETERMINED STATUSOBLITERATION CANDIDATECL 1 - PRIMARY HIGHWAYCL 2 - SECONDARY HIGHWAYCL 3A - LIGHT DUTY PAVED ROADCL 3B - LIGHT DUTY GRAVEL RDCL 3C - LIGHT DUTY NATIVE SURFACED ROADCL 4 - UNIMPROVED ROAD

    JETPolyconic projection, NAD 83October 29, 2007

    San Juan Public LandsTreasure MountainRoadless Area

    The USFS and BLM attempt to use the most current and complete geospatial data available. Geospatial data accuracy varies by theme on the map. Using this map for other than their intended purpose may yield inaccurate or misleading results. The USFS and BLM reserve the right to correct, update or modify geospatial inputs without notification.