Pikes Peak Region Specialized Transportation Plan – 2024 Update: Existing Conditions Figure 2: Map of Colorado Springs and Pikes Peak MPO Boundaries

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Map of the Pikes Peak Area Council of Governments (PPACG) boundary, denoted with red dashed lines. Within the red boundary is the first layer of the study area shaded in blue, which includes the cities of Colorado Springs, Fountain, Monument, and Manitou Springs. This first layer of the study area is called the PPACG MPO Boundary in the map’s legend. The second layer of the study area shaded in grey is contained within the first layer of the study area and is called the Urbanized Area in the legend.

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Map of the roadway network in the Pikes Peak region, labeled by road name and classification.

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Colorado County labels:

  • El Paso
  • Teller
  • Park

City and town labels:

  • Monument
  • Colorado Springs
  • Fountain
  • Manitou Springs

Highway labels:

  • Interstate 25

Map legend

  • Dashed Red line: PPACG Boundary
  • Dashed light blue infill: PPACG MPO Boundary
  • Gray infill: Urbanized Area

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Map of the Pikes Peak Area Council of Governments (PPACG) boundary

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Map of the Pikes Peak Area Council of Governments (PPACG) boundary, denoted with red dashed lines. Within the red boundary is the first layer of the study area shaded in blue, which includes the cities of Colorado Springs, Fountain, Monument, and Manitou Springs. This first layer of the study area is called the PPACG MPO Boundary in the map’s legend. The second layer of the study area shaded in grey is contained within the first layer of the study area and is called the Urbanized Area in the legend. The dashed red boundary outlines the cumulative perimeter of the three counties: El Paso, Teller and Park, displaying them as one contiguous area.