; (6) the Camp Hale National Historic Landscape designation honors the legacy of the 10th Mountain Division, the members of which— (A) trained at Camp Hale; (B) contributed to the United States victory during World War II; and (C) went on to help create the modern outdoor industry in Colorado, including several iconic Colorado ski areas; (7) the Thompson Divide in western Colorado— (A) supports a robust agriculture-based economy; (B) provides outstanding recreation and hunting opportunities to the public; (C) serves as important spring and summer grazing land for ranching operations; and (D) was described by President Theodore Roosevelt as a great, wild country ; (8) the National Park Service has formally recommended that Congress legislatively establish Curecanti as a National Recreation Area with a new legislative boundary; (9) Curecanti National Recreation Area— (A) includes an abundance of natural features in a setting of reservoirs, canyons, pinnacles, cliffs, and mesas; (B) includes Blue Mesa Reservoir, the largest body of water entirely contained in Colorado and home to an outstanding fishery; (C) offers the public outstanding opportunities for recreation; and (D) is 1 of the few remaining units of the National Park Service that has never been legislatively established by Congress; (10) the provisions contained in this Act are the result of years-long, locally driven, collaborative efforts from a diverse set of stakeholders regarding the management of public land in Colorado; and (11) this Act will provide long-term certainty for management of public land in Colorado, protecting the relevant areas in perpetuity for the benefit of the people of the United States. 3. Definition of State In this Act, the term State means the State of Colorado. I Continental Divide 101. Definitions In this title: (1) Covered area The term covered area means any area designated as wilderness by the amendments to section 2(a) of the Colorado Wilderness Act of 1993 ( 16 U.S.C. 1132 note