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Data as of 2026-08-26
Parcel record

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Rifle, CO 81650

CLOUGH SHEEP COMPANY, LLC · Garfield County, CO

Entity (CO)UnmappedUnmapped
Market value
$21,000
Water rights
none on file
Lot size
26.44 ac
Structure
None on record
Value, lot & structure: Garfield County Assessor · Water rights: CO Division of Water Resources (CDSS) · Retrieved 2026-08-26

Needs review means a record exists that requires verification. No record means nothing is on file — which is not an all-clear.

Acrescope Verdict
Diligence signal · exp.
17/100
low signal

Sits over producing oil & gas — confirm whether the minerals convey with the surface.

Operator-Adjacent Mineral Play
Producing well(s) + entity owner
Recent Burn Zone
In a mapped burn perimeter — history, separate from the current hazard tier
Federal Mineral Estate (Split Estate)
Federal-owned minerals below (split estate)
NextVerify mineral severance vs surface-only ownershipaction plan · 2 items
Acrescope Indicators
Filings: dormant
Proprietary multi-domain composite — distress, fire, geohazards, soils, ownership & water records joined to one parcel.
Signal 17/100 (low) — Low-signal — ranks high only because most county parcels carry few signals
Motivated Seller Score
5/100
low
Low-motivation — ranks high only because most county parcels carry few signals
Acrescope Risk Model v0.2 · experimentalNot yet calibrated — the cited records outrank the number. How it’s computed
Map view
Esri World Imagery · 39.51852, -107.83559· 357 water rights within 5 mi (nearest 80 mapped)· 2,844 O&G wells within 5 mi (nearest 80 mapped)· 1 NIFC fire perimeter within 50 mi
Parcel Neighbor boundaryNearby parcel (by risk) Water right O&G well Fire perimeter · 1 within 50 mi

Action plan for this parcel

Prioritized recommendations derived from this parcel's patterns, applicable rebates, and county-level context.
  1. 1.

    Verify mineral severance vs surface-only ownership

    Criticalminerals

    0 producing wells on the parcel. In CO, surface and mineral rights are commonly severed — pull deed history to confirm what's actually owned. If minerals are reserved to a prior owner, royalties flow to them; if conveyed with surface, royalties + lease bonuses go to the current owner.

  2. 2.

    2 rebate programs match this address

    Recommendedrebate

    Across state, county, and local sponsors — up to $1,000 stackable. Includes Colorado Wildfire Mitigation Income Tax Credit; Forest Restoration and Wildfire Risk Mitigation (FRWRM) Grant.

Acrescope presents data and surfaces actions — it does not provide financial, legal, tax, or insurance advice. Confirm with a qualified professional before incurring costs.

The deal

What this parcel is worth, what encumbers it, and what its paper trail says — value, distress, listings, sales, and tax.

Distress signals

No distress filings on record for this parcel. We monitor county clerk recordings (NEDs, lis pendens, liens, judgements) and join them via fuzzy name match.

For sale

No active for-sale listings on record for this parcel. We track public-record foreclosure-sale lists (county Public Trustee) and attach them here when a sale is scheduled.

Tax mailing

PO BOX 686 RIFLE, CO 81650-0686, RIFLE, CO 81650-0686

The land

What the ground itself is — cover, soils, buildability, water, minerals, and the public land around it.

Soils
USDA SSURGO — Torrifluvents (Torrifluvents, nearly level). Land-capability class rates farm/graze suitability (1 best → 8 unsuited).
Farmland class
Prime farmland if irrigated and reclaimed of excess salts and sodium
Land-capability (non-irrigated)
7w
Drainage
Moderately well drained
Hydrologic group
C
Slope
3%
Avail. water capacity
0.18 cm/cm
Buildability
Construction feasibility synthesized across slope, soils, landslide & flood — the constraints a land buyer pays for, joined to one parcel.
Build constraint
Favorable
  • Group-C soil — slow infiltration
  • EPA radon Zone 1 — sub-slab mitigation typical
Water security
Decreed surface-water rights & seniority synthesized into one prior-appropriation read — the water question a ranch or land buyer leads with.
Water security
Vulnerable

No decreed water rights on record — on-site water would rely on a well permit or hauled water. A real constraint in a drought- or fire-exposed area.

Water rights

No water rights linked to this parcel. We spatially join CO Division of Water Resources records within 200m of the parcel centroid. Most non-agricultural mountain parcels have none on file.

Oil & gas wells

No oil & gas wells within ½ mile of this parcel. Sourced from the Colorado Energy & Carbon Management Commission (ECMC) public registry.

Adjacent federal lands
Nearest USFS / NPS / BLM / FWS-managed units within ~5 mi of the parcel centroid. Source: USGS PAD-US v3.0.
  • USFS· NF
    White River National Forest
    parcel inside unit boundary
    0 mi
    2,289K ac
  • BLM· ACEC
    Anvil Points Area of Critical Environmental Concern
    Anvil Points ACEC
    0.8 mi
    7K ac

Distance is measured to the nearest edge of each unit's bounding box (a fast approximation, not precise polygon containment). “Inside unit boundary” means the parcel centroid sits within the unit's bbox; verify against the unit's precise boundary before acting.

Federal mineral estate
Split estate · find more
This parcel's centroid sits inside 3 BLM-mapped federal mineral-estate polygons — meaning the federal government owns some or all of the minerals beneath this surface property (a “split estate”).
Mineral rights designation
All Minerals
Federal estate acres overlapping
139

Source: BLM Colorado Federal Mineral Estate (Solid Colors). Split-estate ownership is common in the Western US — verify deed history and any mineral-rights conveyance/reservation before relying on this signal.

Active BLM oil & gas leases (1)
Federal oil/gas leases currently authorized or pending covering this parcel — pairs with the federal mineral estate signal above.

Commodities: Oil & Gas

  • COCO105730457Held by Allocated Production
    60 ac· eff 1991

Source: BLM National MLRS Oil & Gas Leases (CO scope). An active lease doesn't guarantee drilling will occur — only that the lessee has the federal right to develop subject to permits.

The risk

What could burn, flood, slide, or fail to insure — and how exposed this parcel actually is.

Active wildfires within 50 miles (1)
Source: NIFC Wildland Fire Interagency Geospatial Services (WFIGS) current perimeters. Updated multiple times daily.
IncidentAcresContainedDistance
310603100%8.5 mi
Climate & environmental risk
Wildfire damage potential (CO-WRA)
Unmapped

Wildfire damage potential is not yet mapped for this parcel.

CO-WRA bld_dmg_pot tier
Unmapped
Acrescope wildfire component (0-100)
0

Source: Colorado Wildfire Risk Assessment (CO-WRA) · bld_dmg_pot

FEMA flood zone
Unmapped

Flood zone is not yet mapped for this parcel.

Special Flood Hazard Area
No
Acrescope flood component (0-100)
0
Actions that move this rating
  • Basement / finished-lower-level coverageEven Zone X parcels can flood from snowmelt, hill runoff, or burst pipes. Confirm your homeowner policy covers below-grade water; add NFIP PRP if it does not.

Source: FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer (NFHL)

In Special Flood Hazard Area?
No
Elevation
5,240 ft · 1,597 m
Nearest SNOTEL station
Burro Mountain27.7 mi · 9,290 ft
Snowpack reference for this area — link out for current SWE + 30-year normal.
Geohazards
Radon zone is an EPA county-level rating — most Colorado mountain counties are Zone 1 (the highest tier), so testing is recommended on any build. The nearest mapped Quaternary fault is shown for context; Colorado’s Quaternary faults are sparse and largely low-slip-rate.
EPA radon zone
Zone 1 — highest potential (predicted indoor avg > 4 pCi/L)

Sources: Colorado Geological Survey statewide Landslide Inventory (mapped deposits, not a debris-flow susceptibility model), the EPA Map of Radon Zones (county-level), and the USGS Quaternary Fault and Fold Database. Descriptive, not legal or engineering advice — confirm slope stability, radon, and seismic conditions with a qualified professional before acting.

Past fires near this parcel
Historical wildfire perimeters within 5 miles of the parcel centroid. Source: NIFC InterAgencyFirePerimeterHistory.
Fires within 5 mi
10
Most recent
Grass Mesa 2024
Total acres burned within 5 mi
2,755
Show all 10 fires
  • Grass Mesa2024
    1 ac· 2.5 mi
  • Helmer Gulch2022
    <1 ac· 2.4 mi
  • Houston Mountain2016
    58 ac· 4.8 mi
  • Fravert2014
    3 ac· 2.9 mi
  • Beaver Creek2013
    10 ac· 4.3 mi
  • Garfield County Assist #52009
    5 ac· 2.6 mi
  • Garfield Assist 62007
    179 ac· 4.5 mi
  • Garfield Assist 212006
    829 ac· 3.8 mi
  • JQS2006
    15 ac· 4.9 mi
  • Flat Iron1988
    1,656 ac· 3.5 mi
Emergency services proximity
Drive time via OpenRouteService. Falls back to straight-line distance until cached. Service locations from OpenStreetMap.
Nearest fire station
12.1 mi
Parachute Fire Department
CO
Nearest hospital
3.5 mi
Grand River Medical Center
Grand River Health
501 Airport Road, Rifle, CO, 81650
Drive time is computed on first view; refresh in a few seconds to see actual minutes.

The owner

Who holds it, through what entity, and what else that owner holds.

Corporate ownership
Colorado SOS registered entity
Entity name
CLOUGH SHEEP COMPANY, LLC
Status
Good Standing
State of formation
CO
Formation date
2007-05-24
Entity type
DLLC
Registered agent
SHELLY STORMY DAWN ANDERSON
Neighborhood cluster · Quiet cluster
55 parcels within 1 mile of this property. Average Acrescope Risk Score: 16/100.
55
parcels nearby
0
with distress
0
high-risk (50+)
Neighborhood demographics
Block group 952003-1 · ACS 2022 5-year estimate. Population 1,238.
Median household income
$152,702
Median home value
$441,200
Median gross rent
$1,813/mo
Median age
48.4
Owner-occupied
76.9%(377 of 490 units)
Bachelor's degree or higher
12.5%
Vacancy rate
14.3%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 2022 5-year estimates, block group 080459520031. Block groups average ~1,500 people; these stats describe the surrounding community, not this parcel specifically.

Where the free page ends
Everything above is the free record check. The $99 report is the diligence layer — the same eight sections, taken to source depth, as a PDF you can hand to a lender, insurer, or attorney.
  • Verdict & action planfull write-up with every claim cited to its record (free: summary above)
  • Recommended diligencethe complete prioritized checklist for this parcel (free: top action above)
  • Property & valuationcomp set, ag use-value adjustment, valuation walk-through (free: assessor value above)
  • Land & stewardshipland cover, soils, buildability, regenerative potential
  • Water & subsurfaceeach decreed right with priority date, WDID, and diversion history (free: counts above)
  • Climate & hazardsburn history, insurability workup, mitigation rebate stack (free: tiers above)
  • Distress & ownershipfiling-by-filing record and the owner’s full entity network (free: flags above)
  • Sources & methodologyevery source record linked, dated, and retrievable
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Garfield County Assessor · record of parcel
Parcel ID
4dadd4db-0205-4f91-9d9d-6875e1faa28d
APN
217513400016
Schedule
R210301
Retrieved 2026-08-26
Records as of, by domain
Assessor record
2026-08-22
Sale history
2026-06-02
Water rights
2026-08-20
Well permits
2026-06-09
Oil & gas wells
2026-08-20
Federal mineral estate
2026-08-22
Flood zones
2026-06-03
Fire perimeters
2026-08-24
Distress filings
2026-08-24
Entity registrations
2026-08-22
Conservation easements
2026-06-11

The date our copy of that office’s records last changed — domains update on different cadences.