List of Areas of Critical Environmental Concern in Colorado
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The United States Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has designated 66 Areas of Critical Environmental Concern in the State of Colorado.
Colorado ACECs
- Adobe Badlands[1] – 6,783 acres (27.45 km2)
- American Basin[2] – 1,595 acres (6.45 km2)
- Anasazi Culture[2] – 156,000 acres (631 km2)
- Arkansas Canyonlands[2] – 23,921 acres (96.80 km2)
- Badger Wash – 1,520 acres (6.15 km2)
- Beaver Creek – 12,081 acres (48.89 km2)
- Black's Gulch – 800 acres (3.24 km2)
- Blanca Wildlife Habitat Area – 8,600 acres (34.8 km2)
- Blue Hill – 4,178 acres (16.91 km2)
- Browns Canyon – 11,697 acres (47.34 km2)
- Bull Gulch – 10,214 acres (41.33 km2)
- Coal Draw – 1,840 acres (7.45 km2)
- Coal Oil Rim – 3,210 acres (12.99 km2)
- Cross Mountain Canyon – 3,000 acres (12.14 km2)
- Cucharas Canyon – 1,866 acres (7.55 km2)
- Cumbres and Toltec Railroad – 3,824 acres (15.48 km2)
- Debris Hazard – 7,126 acres (28.84 km2)
- Deep Creek – 2,470 acres (10.00 km2)
- Deer Gulch – 1,810 acres (7.32 km2)
- Dillon Pinnacles – 532 acres (2.15 km2)
- Droney Gulch – 705 acres (2.85 km2)
- Duck Creek – 3,430 acres (13.88 km2)
- Dudley Bluffs – 1,630 acres (6.60 km2)
- East Douglas Creek – 47,610 acres (192.67 km2)
- Elephant Rocks – 1,338 acres (5.41 km2)
- Escalante Canyon – 1,895 acres (7.67 km2)
- Fairview[1] – 377 acres (1.53 km2)
- Fruita Paleo Quarry – 280 acres (1.13 km2)
- Garden Park National Natural Landmark – 2,728 acres (11.04 km2)
- Grape Creek – 15,978 acres (64.66 km2)
- Gunnison Gravels – 5 acres (0.02 km2)
- Irish Canyon – 11,680 acres (47.27 km2)
- Kremling Ammonite Site Research Natural Area[2] – 160 acres (0.65 km2)
- Limestone Ridge – 1,350 acres (5.46 km2)
- Lookout Mountain – 6,500 acres (26.30 km2)
- Los Mogotes – 33,456 acres (135.39 km2)
- Lower Colorado River – 9,000 acres (36 km2)
- Lower Greasewood Creek – 210 acres (0.85 km2)
- Moosehead Mountain – 8,940 acres (36.18 km2)
- Mosquito Pass – 4,036 acres (16.33 km2)
- Needle Rock[1] – 80 acres (0.32 km2)
- North Park Phaceila – 300 acres (1.21 km2)
- Oil Spring Mountain – 18,260 acres (73.90 km2)
- Phantom Canyon – 6,096 acres (24.67 km2)
- Pyramid Rock – 470 acres (1.90 km2)
- Rabbit Valley Research Natural Area – 280 acres (1.13 km2)
- Rajadero Canyon – 3,632 acres (14.70 km2)
- Raven Ridge – 4,980 acres (20.15 km2)
- Red Cloud Peak – 5,947 acres (24.07 km2)
- Rio Grande – 2,830 acres (11.45 km2)
- Rough Canyon – 1,470 acres (5.95 km2)
- Ryan Gulch – 1,440 acres (5.83 km2)
- San Luis Hills/Flattop – 29,261 acres (118.42 km2)
- San Miguel River[1] – 20,964 acres (84.84 km2)
- Sand Castle – 3,595 acres (14.55 km2)
- Slumgullion National Natural Landmark – 1,407 acres (5.69 km2)
- South Beaver Creek – 4,565 acres (18.47 km2)
- South Cathedral Bluffs – 1,330 acres (5.38 km2)
- Tabeguache Creek – 440 acres (1.78 km2)
- The Palisade – 19,178 acres (77.61 km2)
- Thompson Creek – 4,286 acres (17.34 km2)
- Trickle Mountain – 44,521 acres (180.17 km2)
- Unaweep Seep Research Natural Area – 37 acres (0.15 km2)
- West Antelope Creek – 28,215 acres (114.18 km2)
- White River Riparian – 950 acres (3.84 km2)
- Yanks Gulch/Upper Greasewood Creek – 2,680 acres (10.85 km2)
See also
- United States of America
- List of Areas of Critical Environmental Concern in Colorado
- List of Colorado Natural Areas
- List of Colorado scenic and historic byways
- List of Colorado state parks
- List of Colorado state wildlife areas
- List of Colorado trails
- List of federal lands in Colorado
- List of National Register of Historic Places in Colorado
