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Park County, Colorado leverages ArcGIS Server and ArcGIS Online for emergency services. The address point is on Rogers Dr but the access is from Rogers Road. US Wildfire Activity and tornado paths can be searched on the data. A tornado sat for about 10-12 minutes on one of the hills.
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