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Taxa: Acer glabrum var. glabrum (Acer glabrum var. tripartitum, Acer glabrum var. typicum, Acer tripartitum)
Search Criteria: Colorado; Jefferson; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Chadron State College, High Plains Herbarium

CSCN
CSCN-V-0000756Joyce Phillips Hardy   9421983-06-12
United States, Colorado, Jefferson, 6.4 mi NW of Junction 93 and 72, on Hwy #72. N side of Chapel in the Hills, near Coal Creek., 39.897212 -105.339324
CSCN
CSCN-V-0000757Joyce Phillips Hardy   9421983-06-12
United States, Colorado, Jefferson, 6.4 mi NW of Junction 93 and 72, on Hwy #72. N side of Chapel in the Hills, near Coal Creek., 39.897212 -105.339324

Rocky Mountain Herbarium

RM
B. E. Nelson, Erin and Michael Foley   584172003-06-08
U.S.A., Colorado, Jefferson, Arapaho National Forest: Front Range: just S of the upper Snowshoe-Arapaho roads intersection, ca 3/4-1 mi SSW of Evergreen Mountain, ca 3 air mi SW of Evergreen; ca 12.5 air mi SW of Golden., 39.6022 -105.3666, 2451 - 2561m
RM
B. E. Nelson, Erin and Michael Foley   584472003-06-08
U.S.A., Colorado, Jefferson, Arapaho National Forest: Front Range: westside of ridge between Cub and Maxwell creeks off Black Mountain Drive, ca 5.5-6 air mi SW of Evergreen., 39.5651 -105.3797, 2524 - 2585m
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Timothy W. Chumley   26311995-08-04
U.S.A., Colorado, Jefferson, East-central Colorado: Mosquito Range to Plains: Lost Creek Wilderness: along Wigwam Creek and adjacent slopes, loosely following the Wigwam or Forest Trail 609, ca 7 air mi W of Deckers., 39.2656 -105.3807, 2476 - 2805m
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