<b>Sapinero</b>, Gunnison County, Colorado.

Eastern Mojave Vegetation

Sapinero, Gunnison County, Colorado.

Gazetteer Query: G.N.I.S.
	The community was named after Chief Sapinero, a Ute Indian.[3] Sapinero's original location was on the north bank of the Gunnison River, just downstream from the mouth of Soap Creek, at approximately (38.47042, -107.30600), about one mile north of its current location. Sapinero was originally a stop on the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad's narrow gauge main line between Denver and Salt Lake City. The narrow gauge's final abandonment came in 1955. In about 1963, when Blue Mesa Dam was built on the Gunnison River below Sapinero, the town was moved and re-established in its present location, prior to the area's inundation by the water of Blue Mesa Reservoir. Elevation: 622ft, 2323m. Articles that refer to this location: Field Notes: P. teucrioides, Greene 1901; U. S. Highway 50: at Sapinero; Literature Referring To This Location: Greene, Edward L. 1901. Plantae Bakerianae. 3(1):35. https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/210254
	No collections made at this location.
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