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Colorado mountain counties · public-record intelligence

What the record says about 692,000+ mountain parcels across 31 Colorado counties.

Water rights, mineral estate, wildfire and flood exposure, distress filings, ownership and value — joined to one parcel record across 31 counties, with every claim traceable to the office that issued it.

More than one million source records from Colorado's own offices · every claim cites its source

Free lookup, no account required. Full report $99 per parcel.

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This is what the record looks like on the ground.

A real Garfield County record — recorded boundary, neighboring fabric, and the decreed water-right records associated with it. Tap through to the live page.

The four questions

Every mountain parcel hides the same four questions.

Is the water real?

Decreed rights, priority dates, and diversion records from the state engineer — read against prior appropriation, not just rendered on a map.

CO DWR · CDSS

Who owns underneath?

Federal mineral estate and well activity that split what you think you are buying — surfaced before the title commitment does it for you.

BLM · ECMC

Will it burn or flood — and insure?

Mapped hazard tiers, historical burn footprints, and flood zones kept as separate claims, because they are separate records.

CSFS · NIFC · FEMA

Who really owns it — and are they in trouble?

Entity registrations, owner networks, and distress filings with instrument numbers — the paper trail behind the listing.

SOS · County Clerk

The verdict, as an artifact

A $99 answer, priced against a $500 attorney hour.

Eight sections, every claim cited to its office, honest about every gap. A PDF you can hand to a lender, insurer, or attorney — it does not replace them; it tells you which of them you actually need.

What it cannot establish: marketable title, insurability, or anything never recorded. Where the record runs out, the report says so — and names the professional who takes it from there.

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Why the record is trustworthy

Built on official public records — and honest about their gaps.

We don't generate data — we join more than one million records that state and county agencies already publish. Every record cites its source URL.

CO Division of Water Resources
CO Energy & Carbon Management
FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer
CSFS Wildfire Risk Atlas
County GIS / Assessor (31 counties)
CO Secretary of State
Acclaim Recorder
NIFC Wildfire Perimeters
BLM Mineral Estate & Leases
US Census ACS
EPA Superfund / Brownfields
NOAA SNOTEL · CAIC Avalanche
“No record located” is not an all-clear. A gap is a finding about the record, not a verdict about the ground — the report states it as one.
The score is an experimental diligence signal, not a risk verdict. The cited records outrank the number — the model publishes its own methodology and calibration status.
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