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Regional and County Population Trends -- regional focus on Colorado County/Sub-County areas using map project The U.S. by County Population Trends Analysis Map Project shapefiles can be used to examine state, regional, and sub-county patterns. The purpose of this section is to illustrate the potential for how you can analyze county and regional areas of interest to you using the map project files. The files in the basic map project are supplemented with sub-county area shapefiles. This section takes the map project shapefiles a further step by looking at sub-county geography in Gunnison County, Colorado. Contact Proximity to learn more about using mapping and GIS tools enabling you to develop maps similar to the ones shown here for your county and regional analysis. The first graphic shows a thematic map of Colorado by county. 
A zoom into the Denver Area makes that part of the map easier to view. 
The remainder of this section is focused on Gunnison County, CO (located in southwest Colorado, see map at top of page).
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County 2000 population estimate & 2002 population estimate shown above.
Gunnison County School Districts (blue)
Above map shows close-up look at streets of Gunnison city. See map above this map for locational reference.
Gunnison city boundary appears in red.
Further zoom-in to streets. Identify tool used to select & profile one street segment.
Street segment E. Tomichi Ave. - left & right side attributes appear.
Above map shows Gunnison County Roads
Gunnison
County Water Features
Above map shows zoom in to NE section of County. Spring Creek
Taylor River, added to graphic at left
Above map shows Gunnison River, added to graphics above
Taylor River & Spring Creek
Above map shows
sub county
statistical geography --
Census tracts
Sub county
statistical geography