U.S. Property & Location Lookup
Factual environmental context for any U.S. street address derived directly from official government records: Census geocodes, SSURGO soil composition, 3DEP elevation, and HUC12 subwatersheds.
Location Public Data Report
- USFWS (National Wetlands Inventory (NWI)): UNAVAILABLE
- FEMA (National Flood Hazard Layer (NFHL)): UNAVAILABLE
- EPA AirNow / OpenAQ (Air Quality Index Service): UNAVAILABLE
Location & Coordinates
| Matched Address | 200 E COLFAX AVE, DENVER, CO, 80203 |
|---|---|
| Latitude / Longitude | 39.739997, -104.984403 (WGS84) |
| Match Precision | Exact Street Range Match (Public_AR_Current) |
| TIGER/Line Feature ID | 177305728 |
Land at a Glance (Factual Index)
NLCD 2021 Land Cover
30-Meter Mapped Raster Cell — USGS / MRLCRepresents the mapped 30-meter raster cell containing the Census-geocoded coordinate. Not parcel land use, zoning, whole-property land cover, or environmental condition.
USDA Soil Composition (SSURGO)
Key Takeaway: Soil & Drainage
Drainage classification is not available for this specific soil unit. Hydrologic soil group data is unlisted for this map unit.
💡 Practical Impact: Consult a local soil survey or geotechnical report for site-specific drainage testing.
| SSURGO Map Unit | Urban land-Elyria-Ascalon complex, 3 to 5 percent slopes (EeC) MUKEY: 3387233 |
|---|---|
| Dominant Mapped Component | Urban land |
| Representative Slope | 4% |
Full Map Unit Component Breakdown:
- Urban land: 50%
- Elyria: 20% (Well drained)
- Ascalon: 15% (Well drained)
- Greenvalley: 5% (Well drained)
- Weld: 5% (Well drained)
- Elyria: 5% (Well drained)
USGS Ground Elevation (3DEP)
Key Takeaway: Ground Height
High Altitude Mountain TerrainProperty elevation is 5,275 ft above mean sea level.
💡 Practical Impact: High elevation climate considerations (shorter growing season, colder winters).
| Ground Elevation | 5274.57 ft (1607.69 meters) |
|---|---|
| Data Source | USGS 3D Elevation Program (3DEP) Point Query Service(Raster ID: 53052) |
USGS Watershed Boundary (WBD HUC12)
Key Takeaway: Local Water Basin
Cherry Creek-South Platte River BasinRainwater and surface runoff from this property drains into the local Cherry Creek-South Platte River subwatershed basin (CO).
💡 Practical Impact: Understanding your local subwatershed helps manage rainwater runoff and protect local rivers and streams.
| Subwatershed Name | Cherry Creek-South Platte River |
|---|---|
| 12-Digit HUC Code | 101900030304 |
| Intersecting States | CO |
| Subwatershed Area | 143.88 sq km(35,554.18 acres) |
| Downstream Receiving HUC | 101900030402 |
USFWS Mapped Wetlands
National Wetlands Inventory — U.S. Fish & Wildlife ServiceUSFWS National Wetlands Inventory data is currently unavailable for this point location.
USFWS NWI GIS server (fwsprimary.wim.usgs.gov) is currently unreachable or returning query errors.
Optional & Contextual Observations
FEMA Flood Hazard Designation
National Flood Hazard Layer (NFHL) — FEMA GISFEMA flood-hazard data is currently unavailable.
FEMA flood-hazard data service is currently unavailable or connection timed out.
Seismic Context & Catalog History
USGS Earthquake Hazards Program — FDSN Event CatalogHistorical earthquake records describe cataloged events within 50 km (M >= 2.5) and do not predict future ground motion or structural damage potential.
USDA Plant Hardiness Zone (Gardening & Agriculture)
Key Takeaway: Plant & Crop Selection
USDA Zone 7a (0 to 5°F)Classified under USDA Plant Hardiness Zone 7a. Average annual extreme minimum winter temperature drops to 0 to 5°F.
💡 Practical Impact: Ideal baseline for selecting cold-hardy trees, shrubs, perennials, and agricultural crops.
| Plant Hardiness Zone | USDA Zone 7a |
|---|---|
| Avg Extreme Min Winter Temp | 0 to 5°F |
| Primary Usage | Selecting perennial plants, trees, fruit varieties, and agricultural crop hardiness |
Current Nearby Air Quality
Temporary Atmospheric Observation — EPA AirNow / OpenAQLive nearby air quality data is currently unavailable.
Current nearby air quality requires configured EPA AirNow or OpenAQ v3 API credentials.
Interactive Topo & Boundary Map (USGS Tiles)
Key Takeaway: Map & Terrain Overview
USGS Topo & Satellite LayerUse the layer control in the top-right corner of the map below to switch between USGS Topo Map, USGS Satellite Imagery, and OpenStreetMap.
💡 Practical Impact: Visualizes exact parcel terrain elevation contours, nearby water features, and road access.