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The new database for Colorado includes 167 thermal wells and springs, a 33% increase over
entries reported in 1980. A total of 382 geochemical analyses was compiled for these sites.
Cappa and Hemborg (1995) identified 93 geothermal areas, each generally less than 8
km2 in size. The great majority of the geothermal areas occurs west of the Front
Range within the Rocky Mountain Province. Recommended R&D activities include the
compilation of oil and water-well data, geological and geophysical studies, thermal gradient
drilling, water sampling and fluid geochemistry for six areas.
Cappa, J. A. and H. T. Hemborg, 1995. 1992-1993 Low-Temperature Geothermal
Assessment Program, Colorado, Colorado Geological Survey Open File Report 95-1, 19 p.
For further information on Colorado Geothermal Energy
Working Group, Contact
Angela Crooks
Governor's Office of Energy Management and Conservation
Tel; (303) 866-2309
Email: angela.crooks@state.co.us
- Archuleta County
- Chromo, and Pagosa Springs
- Chaffee County
- Buena Vista, Mt. Princeton Hot Springs / Nathrop, and Poncha Springs
- Fremont County
- Florence / Portland
- Garfield County
- Glenwood Springs
- Gunnison County
- Waunita Hot Springs / White Pine
- Mineral County
- Wagon Wheel Gap / Creede
- Ouray County
- Ouray, and Ridgeway
- Park County
- Hartsel
- Routt County
- Steamboat Springs / Mad Creek
- Saguache County
- Mineral Hot Springs / Villa Grove
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