ON-006-29D Alluvial Fan Mapping of Teller County, Colorado (Data) - v20260121

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Authors: Kassandra O. Lindsey, Emily A. Perman, Wendy Zhou, Jonathan R. Lovekin
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Abstract

The Colorado Geological Survey develops and provides a variety of geologic hazard maps for various state and local governments with land use and hazard mitigation planning in mind. To prepare for post-wildfire natural hazards, the CGS has mapped alluvial fans as well as high-angle fans and (or) debris fans. Areas with these landforms are at risk for debris flows and (or) mudflows, especially after wildfire events. Using available Colorado LiDAR datasets, both known and previously unrecognized alluvial fans were compiled, mapped, and defined. This map is part of a statewide effort to develop county-specific maps of alluvial fans in Colorado.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Landslides and related hazards Geological formations and processes Flood Risk Assessment and Management

Publication details

Publication date
1 January 2026
Language
EN