This graphic is a vertically oriented map of Colorado highlighting the Front Range Passenger Rail (FRPR) District corridor. The map focuses on the Interstate 25 (I-25) corridor running north to south through the eastern side of the Rocky Mountains.

A light blue shaded region indicates the FRPR District boundary. The shaded area forms a long, narrow band that follows I-25 from the Wyoming border in the north to Trinidad near the New Mexico border in the south. The shaded region widens around major metropolitan areas, particularly the Denver metro area and Colorado Springs.

A black rail line with cross ties (indicating freight rail track) runs continuously north–south through the shaded corridor, generally parallel to I-25. Circular yellow markers with black outlines identify key station cities along this rail line.

From north to south, labeled cities include:

• Fort Collins
• Loveland
• Longmont
• Boulder (slightly west of the main I-25 corridor)
• Denver
• South Metro
• Castle Rock
• Colorado Springs
• Pueblo
• Trinidad

Each city label appears inside a white rectangular box with a black border, connected by a black leader line to its corresponding yellow station marker on the rail line.

Major highways are shown with standard interstate shields and route markers, including:

• I-25 running north–south through the entire corridor.
• I-70 running east–west through Denver.
• I-76 branching northeast from Denver.
• E-470 (beltway) east of Denver.
• U.S. Highways 36, 85, and 119 in the northern Front Range.

Airports are indicated with small airplane icons near:

• The northern Front Range (near Fort Collins/Loveland area),
• The Denver metro area,
• Colorado Springs,
• Pueblo.

County boundaries are shown in thin gray lines across the state. Populated areas are shaded in light gray clusters, concentrated along the Front Range urban corridor.

Two gray callout boxes indicate future rail connections:

• Near the top right: “Future Connections to Wyoming.”
• Near Pueblo: “Future Connections to Trinidad and New Mexico.”

A north arrow appears in the upper left corner indicating map orientation.

In the lower left corner, a legend explains map symbols:

• Light blue shading: FRPR District
• Railroad track symbol: Freight Rail Track
• Double line: Major Highway
• Airplane icon: Airport
• Thin outlined shapes: Counties
• Gray shaded areas: Populated Areas

Overall, the map visually emphasizes a proposed or planned passenger rail corridor running along existing freight rail infrastructure parallel to I-25, connecting major Front Range cities from Fort Collins to Trinidad, with potential extensions north into Wyoming and south into New Mexico.