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Every record, on one map.
Crews, contractors and volunteers log every infestation they find or treat to EDDMapS, the shared invasive species database. This is the Summit County slice of it. Filter by species or year and the numbers above the map follow along.
- 9,355
- infestation records
- 32
- noxious species mapped
- 4,166
- infested acres recorded
- 2013–2026
- years of mapping latest record 2026-10-26
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Records: EDDMapS / Utah SIIPA, Summit County subset, refreshed hourly. Tap a point for the species and year. Basemap © OpenStreetMap contributors via OpenFreeMap.
By the numbers
What the map says.
Records, not plants: one record can be a single rosette or a dense acre. Garlic mustard dominates the count because the Games log every pull site; acreage tells a different story.
Most recorded species
- Garlic mustard210 ac6,689 records
- Common reed773 ac485 records
- Musk thistle1,160 ac457 records
- Dyer's woad138 ac272 records
- Canada thistle202 ac270 records
- Houndstongue231 ac169 records
- Dalmatian toadflax6 ac137 records
- Scotch thistle33 ac137 records
- Hoary cress20 ac120 records
- Yellow toadflax79 records
Largest footprint by infested acres
- Musk thistle1,160 ac
- Myrtle spurge902 ac
- Common reed773 ac
- Houndstongue231 ac
- Garlic mustard210 ac
- Canada thistle202 ac
Records logged per year
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Two-digit years, 2013 to 2026. Big years follow grant cycles and the Games.
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