TAYLOR RIVER, CO

River Length: 48.2 Miles Source: 38°58’12”N, 106°47’27”W Mouth: 38°39’49”N, 106°50’50”W Topo Interval: 75 Feet The Taylor River rises near Castle Peak in the Elm Mountains of Colorado. It flows southeast where it eventually meets up with the East River, forming the Gunnison River. Our River Topo Maps feature accurate topographic & hydrographic data of rivers and creeks around the United States. Each print is carefully designed from scratch using a variety of techniques and real USGS data, creating unique artwork that you will not find anywhere else. Each print is made in the U.S.A. using 100% cotton Moab Entrada archival quality paper with a slightly textured matte finish and exceptional color reproduction.  $2 from every print sold is donated to Western Resource Advocates, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit with a focus on protecting rivers and lakes across the west.  Each made-to-order print takes 7-10 days to print and ship. We highly recommend framing prints immediately to avoid potential damage.